Sublime

four “pillars of economic freedom”: rule of law, government size, regulatory efficiency, and open markets.

publicly visible.

Sovereignty will be commercialized rather than predatory. Governments will be obliged by the force of competition to set policies to appeal to those of their customers who make the greatest contributions to economic well-being, not to those who contribute little or whose economic contributions are negative.

To an increasing degree, individuals capable of creating significant economic value will be able to retain most of the value they create for themselves. Support staff that previously absorbed a large part of the revenue generated by the principal income creators in an enterprise will be replaced by low-cost automated agents and information systems.

EVEN

Local centers of power will reassert themselves as the state devolves into fragmented, overlapping sovereignties.