The Third World suffers from a lack of economic development due to its lack of rights of private property, its government-imposed production controls, and its acceptance of government foreign aid that squeezes out private investment. Th e result is too little productive savings, investment, entrepreneurship, and market opportunity.
– Murray N. Rothbard, Making Economic Sense, p. 153
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