I mean, tautologically, I guess all the good parts of prosperity and none of the bad. Not a proof of correctness but a list:
1. Wealth gotten by one’s own work, or by wise management
2. A lender never a borrower
3. Desires generally satisfied
4. Leaving an inheritance for children/future generations
I tend to think of the Kulaks that Trotsky wanted to work with but that Stalin sent to Siberia
1. Wealth gotten by one’s own work, or by wise management 2. A lender never a borrower 3. Desires generally satisfied 4. Leaving an inheritance for children/future generations
I tend to think of the Kulaks that Trotsky wanted to work with but that Stalin sent to Siberia