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Immigration raises national income, but whether specific workers gain or lose depends on institutions that most countries have not built.
Lebanon needs international partners who can fund state rebuilding while deterring Iranian interference.
Government must create purchasing power directly when AI displaces workers faster than markets can absorb them.
China will likely overtake US GDP by 2030, but internal cohesion and institutional management matter more than raw economic size.
Include former opponents in new institutions but embed them in structures they cannot capture.
Emergency capacity requires local control over when emergencies justify production.
The Netherlands' wealth tax failed because it was implemented unilaterally in a world of mobile capital, but the council divides on whether coordinated international wealth taxation would succeed or simply spread the same fundamental proble…