In a country like Korea, you have chaebols and their politicians. They have to be convinced that if they don t make those reforms, they can t become a modern state. So the limitations of the World Bank are the limitations of the governments that the World Bank works with. You have to adjust to each country. What you have to do is make progress where you can and how you can.
China is a very different place, for example, than Indonesia.
Our job is to dive into the problem areas, and that s not easy. But the decision to go democratic was made by the Indonesians. I wasn t demonstrating in the streets. So you have to give them what they want. But if you do wind up with a democracy that has a strong government with the commitment to people s rights and the rule of law and so on then pour all your money into that country.