What place in the world do you never want to visit? Why?
A place in the world I don’t want to visit would be a communist country.
In a communist economy, the state sets tight regulations for enterprises and controls the means and volume of production.
Since there is no rivalry among the businesses, all of them receive the same funding, pay, and expectations from their employees.
The government ultimately owns all enterprises.
Populations are typically treated uniformly, which means that distinct population segments and communities will not be subject to the same objectives or regulations.
Perfectly balancing supply and demand over time is challenging in the absence of a price mechanism.
I wish more than anything for those under Communist rule that God would set them in a good family somewhere in a free country. I know that freedom comes in many different forms these days.
Psalm 68:6 (MEV): 6 *God sets the deserted in families;
He brings out prisoners into prosperity,
but the rebellious dwell in a dry land.
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