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No, it's not. It's bureacracy, and it exists in every big organisation, private or public. I'd actually suggest that public sector bodies are often worse for th
by maccard 2y ago
No, it's not. It's bureacracy, and it exists in every big organisation, private or public. I'd actually suggest that public sector bodies are often worse for this.
- Moru 2y agoThey are only worse because they are bigger. If the private replacement organization gets as big, they get the same problems.
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- seec 2y agoThere is still a meaningful difference. Businesses usually need to have some profit even if minimum so they will run leaner for the same output because of efficiency. I agree that there are many big businesses bureaucracies but they tend to be in areas closely linked to the state/government because of heavy regulation: banks and insurance for example. They tend to survive despite their terrible efficiency because it is way too costly to enter their business for a small actor. Any of their real competitors is already big enough that the bureaucracy is already well established...
- L-four 2y agoA business only needs to make a profit efficiency is not required or desirable.
- seec 2y agoYou need to have profit to make it worthwhile but the question is how much is actually desirable from a society standpoint. At some point profit extraction at the cost of everything else is undesirable...