Michael L. writes:
Aside from the substantial investments in developing human
capabilities, much money is going into development of basic industry
sectors and of production chains that break the dependence upon
foreign fabricators of local resources (in the classic colonial pattern).

This sounds like an important point -- and perhaps widely overlooked
outside of Venezuela*.

Is there a good reference that factually runs through the specifics,
(and/or do you have any time for a bit of elaboration)?

TIA
Paul

* (for example, at a recent Development Conference at the Grad Faculty of
the New School a prominent left Professor of Economics recently expressed
concern that Venezuela was NOT undertaking that sort of physical investment
in a room full of "experts", no one contradicted him).

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