· Roy Tang

I wouldnt necessarily assume causation in the given direction. For example, it’s possible that having a higher gdp is more conducive to the rule of law

Quoted paulg's tweet:

Rule of law vs GDP per capita, courtesy of the Lexis Nexis Rule of Law Foundation.

(I’m surprised China ranks so low in rule of law. If that’s accurate, this graph suggests China will have to change significantly to become as rich as I’d been assuming it would.)

I wouldnt necessarily assume causation in the given direction. For example, it’s possible that having a higher gdp is more conducive to the rule of law
Quoted paulg's tweet: Rule of law vs GDP per capita, courtesy of the Lexis Nexis Rule of Law Foundation.
(I’m surprised China ranks so low in rule of law. If that’s accurate, this graph suggests China will have to change significantly to become as rich as I’d been assuming it would.

Posted by Roy Tang under notes at 20 Sep 2019 10:50pm
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