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Institutions key to economic strength

There's a fantastic new book out in economics called 'Why Nations Fail' by MIT economist Daron Acemoglu and Harvard political scientist James Robinson. The central theme of the book is that if you want to get your economy right you have to get your institutions right as well. And this matters regardless of your mineral wealth or richness of your agricultural land.