SEA Case Study Two Southeast Asian neighbors are going to provide yet another example of which economic model works better: market capitalism or protectionism. Indonesian agricultural economist Bustanil Arifin says his country will never have food self-reliance and food sovereignty as long as there is easy access to imported products. The government has taken these arguments to heart by reintroducing barriers to trade. By contrast, next-door neighbor Malaysia has moved up to number 18 on the World Bank's Doing Business indicators, versus number 129 for Indonesia. And Malaysia is a negotiating party in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). These two countries will provide another case study to be ignored by other countries at their peril...