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It can be added that since the state does not interfere with privacy matters, our needs and the fulfillment of those needs will proceed logically on their own. We will not see poor families pursuing education before finding bread. We will not see densely populated cities that cling to the countryside, nor will we see densely populated rural areas that cling to cities. We will not see the huge shifts in capital, labor, and population caused by legislative decisions. It's a trucker thing you wouldn't understand poster. Claude Frédéric Bastiat's text is so bright, condensed, coherent and easy to understand that there is no need for further explanation, please note one thing: this work was published in 1850, which is how it was first published Right 165 years ago in Vietnamese, many terms at that time, such as socialism, communism ... have certain implications that are different from our understanding today. The term "socialism" that Bastiat used in this book and the subject of his criticism is clearly very different from the term "socialism" currently used in Vietnam. For example in the aspect of economic institutions: Socialism in the middle of the nineteenth century sees the market economy as an instrument of exploitation of capitalism that needs to be radically eliminated, nowadays in Vietnam it has been approved. In fact, in order to realize the goal of "Rich people, strong countries, democracy, justice and civilization", Vietnam has advocated the development of a complete, modern, international integrated market economy, combined with a socialist ori
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