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Around here, it's not inaccurate to state that the construction services are the ones who created the red tape. Politicians and construction firms around here c
by bilbo0s 7y ago
Around here, it's not inaccurate to state that the construction services are the ones who created the red tape. Politicians and construction firms around here concert to keep a steady stream of money flowing to only designated buckets. So not only are they willing to deal with it, but they would very much protest if it weren't there.
I try to keep in mind that it might be for the purposes of creating BS jobs for economic purposes. But here in Wisconsin, and everywhere else too probably, there is definitely a very large element of skimming tax revenue by funneling it to your buddies.
- secabeen 7y agoYeah, bureaucratic red tape often becomes part of the economic moat protecting the incumbent providers from competition.
- heymijo 7y agoI wish everyone had the knowledge of The Power Broker by Robert Caro in their heads. It's a mammoth book, mainly talks about early 20th century NYC development, but my god is it enlightening into how infrastructure got built.