There's another problem with gov. organizations. They're typically monopolies, so a bad boss acts as a bottleneck for the whole country, while a bad boss in a c

There's another problem with gov. organizations. They're typically monopolies, so a bad boss acts as a bottleneck for the whole country, while a bad boss in a company can only ruin that company... a good reason to legislate against monopolies actually. The sum of companies for a country might be seen as a terribly wasteful redundancy, but mitigates the risk of bad management. Efficiency? I think quality of life is a more interesting measure.