"We wanted both. Economic prosperity and social justice. Not only we wanted both. But we thought and we were so right, that the best way to have a strong economy is to put all the barriers down, to help all the people to give their talents and their skills, to help them with sound social policy, to be more, to be healthier, better educated, more confidence in life, and because of that, stronger players in the economy, and once you are a stronger player in the economy, the economy is stronger, and you have more room for social justice, and you do a stronger economy with it..."
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