A Plan for the Gullible and the Bots
He dictated five commandments. He decided to make a turn and take care of people. That, as far as I remember, was Josip Broz Tito's favorite phrase. But Tito didn't even think of announcing it via a courier, but directly at a party plenum.
TL;DR
- The President's 5-point plan echoes Tito's rhetoric and the SNS's election program, proposing reforms and a fight against arrogance.
- Critics doubt the sincerity of the plan, suggesting it is a response to political pressure.
- The article argues that the President's proposed reforms are unlikely given the system he created, which relies on state intervention.
- The success claimed by the President is attributed to excessive state interference rather than liberal policies.
- True economic freedom requires independent institutions, which the President has previously weakened.
- Low worker productivity and lack of innovation in Serbia are linked to the current system and excessive state control.
- The current economic environment is dominated by a single individual's decisions rather than free market interactions.