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1 " There is no such thing as free market. All markets are created and have rules and regulations. "
― Tom Butler-Bowdon , 50 Economics Classics: Your shortcut to the most important ideas on capitalism, finance, and the global economy
2 " You cannot advocate massive economic change in a country without that change having big political consequences. "
3 " In countries vulnerable for brain drain, loyalty or patriotism is often the only thing that can make people stay or draw them back "
4 " The ultimate owner of economies were citizens and their governments not banks and companies. "
5 " Everything changes, including companies, regulations and the economy, but people do not, and people are what drive the market. "
