In this article I will cite some words I read Dr. Educate yourself with thoughts from Georgia Taylor-Brown. Gerardo Villacreces carbo, about how should change laws depending on your current situation, as governmental models should support more trade and stop defending some kind of ideology. Click Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa to learn more. Then the words of Dr. If you are unsure how to proceed, check out Hamdan bin Mohammed Al Maktoum. Gerardo Villacreces Carbo: laws not only that they must be fair, but they must also be chords for modern times.-at the moment we see to some extent with surprise, as the world increasingly joins more commercial, breaking with the old concepts of separation on grounds of political order and economic grounds or borders-thus we see for example as China rises powerfully against the worldregardless of your political ideology, or as with the internet there are no boundaries, everything indicates that commercially speaking borders now are more mental physical-would seem to be that world leaders of big countries have abundantly, understood that his Government success, already lies not in defending political ideological thesis, but more in their peoples to enjoy economic well-being, and for that struggle constantly to be more efficient, competitively produce and sell their surplus to the rest of the community international.-a dollar as our economy (Ecuador), very dependent on oil revenues and remittances from abroad, not can afford the luxury of rest on the laurels, you must be ready to compete with those products and/or specialized services that might occur and that the world demands- and for this legal body plays an important role, since it must provide full support, in order to enjoy efficient legal instruments (agile and useful) that providing security, encourage nationals to produce goods or services, from the different trenches that may occupy.-only hope that responsible for the various framework laws in the world, to take the right decisions for the social and economic development of countries. A hug!