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I agree with you, but is this also a symptom of another problem? I'm thinking about it in the government-to-industry direction, and particularly where compensa
by basseq 9y ago
I agree with you, but is this also a symptom of another problem?
I'm thinking about it in the government-to-industry direction, and particularly where compensation is so high for these ex-govvies. Why are these people worth so much? Either because:
1. The regulations are so complex to get around that companies need to pay a premium for that knowledge. (Bad.)
2. The regulations have so many loopholes that I need to hire someone to help me do whatever it is I want to do, but legally. (Bad.)
Both of these would appear to favor entrenched players who can afford this talent.
- grigjd3 9y agoPeople who used to be in government know the levers of power.