From the s+b book review of "Good Capitalism, Bad Capitalism, and the Economics of Growth and Prosperity":
"Countries where activities that promote growth are rewarded will grow faster than countries where this is not the case,” the authors write. And they are firm in their view that the contribution of entrepreneurs to growth is fundamental. To this end, the book offers four key pieces of advice to policymakers:
Make it easy to start a business
Enforce property and contract rights effectively and fairly
Focus government policies on growth rather than redistribution
Ensure an open economy with strong antitrust policies to keep up the pressure from competition.
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"Countries where activities that promote growth are rewarded will grow faster than countries where this is not the case,” the authors write. And they are firm in their view that the contribution of entrepreneurs to growth is fundamental. To this end, the book offers four key pieces of advice to policymakers:
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