While I was watching a video from the Hudson Institute about the extravagances of the Polish Prime Minister I remembered the character of the prof. Rafał Krawczykwho was Secretary-General of the Polish economical Society. He worked for the Heritage Foundation, where this video was recorded. I liked him. Kisiel wrote briefly and curiously about him in his "Alphabet". It was astonishing to me that he was a conscious student of economists in the Polish Republic. There was no specified thing. Just her excuses. I liked him. present is the second anniversary of his funeral. He had a blog. The kind is very interesting. Here he talks about Balcerovich's genius and Bielecki's craftsmanship. He doesn't like a genius who lacks a workshop. Me, too.
Good, short text. Only 219 hits in 14 years. Reading it is simply a niche sport.
As far as I remember, he had an interesting thought for privatization and systemic reforms in Poland. For my discernment, he is simply a man of exceptional mind. Media doesn't like that due to the fact that journalists don't have adequate couples to realize him. It doesn't match the knuckle.
