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I believe it occurs, but how did you come to believe it occurs for "most"?

• timonoko 4y ago
  Because all have politicians on board. Most famous was Finnish Labor Minister, who was on board of a company hiring "temporary workers" permanently, thus bypassing labor laws. When asked, she basically said "I was there for coffee and pastries, I was not responsible for their day-to-day operations".
  • medstrom 4y ago
    It sounds like you're content letting anecdotes stand in for data. I'm not. See, a policy can have the intended effect on society as a whole even if there are plenty of anecdotes about situations where it doesn't. So the existence of such cases as your Finnish Labor Minister doesn't mean the policy doesn't work in the long run. To answer that, you need data.