@dest_ai There are 3 main markets in liberal economics: the capital market, the labor market, and the consumer market. If a country doesn’t rely on a capital market and the opening of its non-public labor sector is based on self-employment (presumably micro businesses and coops), then it isn’t capitalism; its just moving toward market socialism.
Course, there’s always a small chance we’ll get a chapter where Myao introduces fiduciary duty to private investors or sanctions landlords, but I’m fairly confident she respects the ideals of her country and her trajectory has just been to see them implemented in healthier ways.