Description:
"Though governments should facilitate ?economic sufficiency”, this should not
be incorrectly interpreted to mean that the government should assume all economic
power and regulate the economy of the entire society. In myriad cases,
the government has usurped power and aggrandized its role more than necessary
while eschewing its aforementioned obligations. History has already shown
how the Soviet Union collapsed mainly because the ruling regime usurped both
political and economic power simultaneously to exercise rigid centralization, rejected
political checks and balances, and ignored the promotion of economic
sufficiency for people. The government became reactionary, abusive, and corrupt,
leading to a forfeiture of transparency and accountability..."
Source/publisher:
"LawKa PaLa - Legal Journal on Burma" - No. 35 (April 2010) - Burma Lawyers? Council (BLC)
Date of Publication:
2010-04-00
Date of entry:
2018-05-26
Grouping:
- Individual Documents
Language:
English
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