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wattsyourproblem commented on the blog post FDL Book Salon Welcomes Daniel Altman, Outrageous Fortunes: The Twelve Surprising Trends That Will Reshape the Global Economy
2011-03-06 16:23:43View | Delete

Professor Altman,

I’ve recently read some posts in regards to the revolutions in the Middle East in which it has been postulated that the societies that replace the autocratic regimes could bring about new economic/social experiments including a high degree of wealth redistribution. How do you see a potential rise of new economies that disregard neoliberalism (if they should actually materialize) affecting your long term views?

Thanks,

Drew