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些拉美最偏远的地区。
HERNANDO DE SOTO: The reason I'm going to Cajamarca now is because 12 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall and 11 years after Peru adopted pro…market policies; their situation hasn't got much better; and they want to know why。 The Mystery of Capital offers an explanation。 It says that the system per se works in the West; but that in our country; like in much of the Third World; it isn't functioning because we have missed some of the crucial elements that the Westerners added in the 18th and 19th centuries; like property rights; without which the system cannot function。
HERNANDO DE SOTO:我现在要去Cajamarca的原因是:在柏林墙倒塌12年之后,在秘鲁实施了市场政策11年之后,他们的情况没有什么大的好转,他们想知道原因。《资本的奥秘》提供了一种解释:这个体系在西方基本上运作良好,但在我们的国家,和第三世界的大多数地方,这个体系并不能起到作用,
Onscreen caption: Cajamarca; Peru
字幕:Cajamarca; 秘鲁
NARRATOR: De Soto's book had bee the number one bestseller in Peru's history。 And in poor neighborhoods across the country; this economist had bee a celebrity。
旁白:De Soto的书已经成为秘鲁历史上最畅销的书籍,在全国各个贫穷的地区,这位经济学家也成了名人。
De Soto believes that people are capitalists by nature; but that in the developing world; most are locked out of the capitalist system。
De Soto认为人类具有成为资本家的天性,但在第三世界,大多数国家被隔离于资本主义体系之外。
HERNANDO DE SOTO: Peru; like in every other developing and former munist nation; people on the ground; with or without a property law; have basically agreed on the distribution of assets among themselves。 You go to any of the places we've been to …… the hinterland of Egypt; of the Philippines; of Haiti; where there is no official law that is actually in place or being enforced; but there is another law in place: You step on somebody's territory; and somebody es up and says; ";Get off my territory;"; where there's a law or no law。 You wal
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