He talks about increasing productivity but I see nothing here about how that would happen. (Maybe it’s in the book). My own take: profits are not being reinvested into economic infrastructure. It’s a mirror image of the public sector side, where infrastructure is allowed to decay and the spending that’s done happens when things are alr…
He talks about increasing productivity but I see nothing here about how that would happen. (Maybe it’s in the book). My own take: profits are not being reinvested into economic infrastructure. It’s a mirror image of the public sector side, where infrastructure is allowed to decay and the spending that’s done happens when things are already shot. There is no long-term thinking. Look at VIA Rail. Or 24 Sussex.
He talks about increasing productivity but I see nothing here about how that would happen. (Maybe it’s in the book). My own take: profits are not being reinvested into economic infrastructure. It’s a mirror image of the public sector side, where infrastructure is allowed to decay and the spending that’s done happens when things are already shot. There is no long-term thinking. Look at VIA Rail. Or 24 Sussex.