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I get the gist of your argument, but my point was when government interferes with the hiring process in the pretext of helping the local population (like settin
by abhiminator 8y ago
I get the gist of your argument, but my point was when government interferes with the hiring process in the pretext of helping the local population (like setting an arbitrary number of job to create in exchange for tax-breaks, for example), it starts to have a strangulating effect on the performance of the private organization.
- s73v3r_ 8y agoThen that organization doesn't need the tax break. If you're not going to be able to bring something of value to the area, then my tax dollars should not be subsidizing you beyond what anyone else gets.