Without such commitments, the outcome is no different from that of European absolute monarchies or communist planned economies: subject populations worldwide, including those in advanced Western nations such as Japan, the United States, and France, would be forced to produce and consume inferior goods while earning subsistence-level incomes, all for the sake of maximizing profit.

The British, as a nation that never underwent a true bourgeois revolution, have never truly embraced these liberal principles and remain trapped in the mindsets of the absolute monarchy era.

It seems unlikely that Sikhs or overseas Chinese educated under the British system would ever fully break free from the worldview shaped by the British anti-bourgeois revolutionary tradition.

Ultimately, this approach risks replicating the oppressive dynamics of absolute monarchies or planned economies globally, reducing people everywhere—including in Japan, the U.S., and France—to subsistence existence, producing and consuming low-quality goods solely to generate maximum profit.