gain, orientation of the economy towards long-term public needs is becoming impossible. And a long-term lens does not only refer to issues of continued growth, it is also absolutely necessary to begin to deal with issues of sustainability. As far as efficiency in carrying out long-term plans, the "soft-authoritarianism-capitalism nexus" has proven far more effective in conjuring the impression of stability and other incentives that are so crucial for enterprise, while directing it to the ends that have benefited a greater proportion of society than orthodox capitalist developmental states have managed to.

In relation to List's theory of the integral importance of a sense of cultural unity, it is interesting that Japanese proclamations about cultural purity and superiority are presented by Hein to be a means of deflecting popular attention from issues of political freedom and domestic divisions. Regardless of its origin, such nationalist sentiment seems to contribute to the legitimacy of rulers, while the looming presence of an enemy - the American hegemon - seems significant in the Japanese case (and likely the Korean one too). Instead of List's protectionist policies, Johnson states that "a united people for economic goals" is an important element of the developmental model for the alternative reason that it transfers authority to a governin

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