The enforced repatriation of production through state-mandated localization not only fails to mask, but rather exposes, a rotten legislative framework underlying the structural crisis. Coercive measures inevitably provoke a backlash, compelling capital to seek refuge in places where the tax burden and bureaucratic overreach are minimized. Historically, centers of capital have shunned suffocating conformism, fleeing the quagmire of outdated regulations. Only by breaking with entrenched dogmas and adopting bold reforms can we ignite dynamic economic growth and intellectual rejuvenation.