Re: Amsdem on Korea

[Rakesh Bhandari <bhandari@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Marty wrote:

>    And it is hard to see how greater freedom for
> domestic and foreign capital to move money and operations is going to
> promote a more domestically centered, nationally controlled, worker
> centered, stable economy.


Do you mean by a "nationally controlled, worker centered, stable economy"
Stalinism with a human face--that is, "socialism in one country" (sic)?
Hasn't this ideal already been realized by North Korea? Is the argument
here that the North Korean model would achieve dynamic economies of scale
if the market were enlargened by reunification?

rb