Abstract
In history, neoliberal experiments like that in New Zealand proofed to be a »bad idea« for the subjects, but not for the designers and local elites associated with them. lf we look at the advanced countries (Western Europe, Japan, USA) we can find that they developed without such experiments, but with the support of a »nanny-state«. Only when they became strong enough, they praised the principles of »free market«.
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