Let me get it straight

So, only now these "researchers" come up with something that every citizen of the victim countries has known for over two decades? The study blames neoliberals like Sachs but ignores to uncover the link between Sachs & Co. and an economic attack by the West, banks and certain think tanks in particular, on those countries to assure themselves of being "strategic owners" with quick profits and that the countries "go Western capitalist ideals" to provide markets to the West.  In the process, common people were forgotten.Even now, the study talks about theories,methods, frameworks, governance, taxation, assets, etc.  But nothing of what should really count - people''s lives.Worse yet, this "lessons learned" study documents certain faults of how everything was done but it fails in several important aspects: (1) it does not acknowledge that, without the attack by the West, the affected countries would have employed some development models resembling the much more successful Chinese model and the outcome would have been totally different and (2) even as a warning to various countries yet to transition from the current regimes, it fails to provide alternatives to those failed "capitalist ideals". As such, it is useless.