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> However, wouldn't it be even better if the benefits were not just received by the public, but steered by the public as well? In fact, if we imagine public man
by DuskStar 7y ago
> However, wouldn't it be even better if the benefits were not just received by the public, but steered by the public as well? In fact, if we imagine public management of such funds, then we need only have a political process in order to establish a management policy.
I think this assumes far higher governmental competence and efficiency than is warranted.
- lidHanteyk 7y agoAh, yes, and what have the Romans done for us recently? If you want something steered by the public, then we are talking about politics. The messiness is inherent to the problematic nature of large-scale planning and logistics, and a corporate veneer of neat tidiness is probably not good for transparent finances and accounting.