and i wanted to ask you about sort of the political rhetoric toda ca bourjois, bourjois virtues bourjois's dignity and the centralclaim in her book was asked the question about northern europe specifically, the coitions in holland retind is that there was a real profound change in the language that was used about merchants, about innotors, about middlemen and they have forgiven acertain priviled pitioiset at pe oc a e ort us u them looks up to them and there was a parallel of this in the late 1970s or the 1980s when deng xiaoping said to get rich is boring. that one stamentoveseo to tnko k et hha. what we thought was good is now no longer good. we are allowed to unleash an go and pursue these different objectives. what do you think of this thesis about kind of the rhericut sine and abuhepl u rinyrka d maf naal dialogue today about main capital in the news, the 1% better in the news and businessmen are not held in the highest eseem? what do you make of that? >> i do think it's a lot of or thyoeg and 1605 when the dutch east india company was formed in a limited liability corporation was inv

the bourjois and bourjois z. which then comes back into english that comes from the word. and also many americans names or british names also, hillsborough, the boroughs of new york, pittsburgh, all of those borough sounding come from that and the first representative of assembly is the british american colonies, the -- house of burgesses has deep roots in this is a place where citizens come together to debate. what these represent is a movement from status to contract to henry sumner maine who said the movement of the progress of society is from status where your position in society is determined by your birth. you were born in aristocrat, you are born into this. that is what your parents were. his parents and their parents and that is what your children will be. that is a society of status. a society of contract would create relationships with other persons. and is worth emphasizing -- i already went over that -- that the charters of the cities are social contracts. you will sometimes run into philosophers who will tell you when they talk about social contract, of course