Regardless, I disagree that nations rise to prominence through planning, and I especially disagree that economic growth has much at all to do with planning. If a nation suddenly discovers a massive new supply of valuable materials, or if the global economy shifts in such a way as to make a particular commodity much more (or less) valuable than it was previously, then the economies of the different nations will shift accordingly. No planning in that.
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