… is from page 52 of Ronald Coase‘s and Ning Wang’s superb 2012 book, How China Became Capitalist:
Even when the state intervenes judiciously, the coercive force of the state does not come free. Largely out of practical necessity, a collateral casualty of state enforcement is the loss of institutional diversity.


Even when the state intervenes judiciously, the coercive force of the state does not come free. Largely out of practical necessity, a collateral casualty of state enforcement is the loss of institutional diversity.
