Author of quotes: Sergei Glazyev

This myth (that private property is better and more efficient that the government nothing but harm, to bring the economy can not, you need to ensure the freedom of prices, that it is necessary to link the issue of the national currency to buy the dollar) was implemented by the International monetary Fund for underdeveloped African countries that have had problems of repayment of loans: it was necessary to introduce external management, that is transfer of the economy under the control of Western corporations.

If you have rigid moral principles, then you have an effective economy. It was known to every entrepreneur. Remember, even the audience phrase: "Merchant's word". There even without contracts people worked in the Russian Empire. Because they were religious Christians. And for them to lie, cheat, steal was a completely unacceptable standard of behavior. And the degree of moral culture was so high, that wasn't even written contracts, they made a huge deal orally. Here's an example of how to work moral values in the economy. <...> ... the economy rests on moral values, obviously. Here is the Chinese economic miracle. Careful economists who analyze it, of course, attribute this to the Confucian value system. But if we have this issue tabourets, and it is believed that Economics is immoral, there is an unwritten rule: "Not caught - not a thief, don't be fooled - not sell". And then what we build market economy? It can be called "bandit anarchism". So, no moral values, no economy in General can't work. Because the economy is people. People act based on those moral values that they recorded. If they behave like thieves and crooks, then we get the economic collapse. Get offshorizatsiyu, the criminalization of the economy, rampant theft. <...> The economy is always moral, just a question, what is morality, Christian morality or gangster. The bandits also have their own morality and your code of life concepts. Here they used to live by the rules, even the laws you don't want to comply.

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