Posted 6 April 2012 There are merits in running some government services with business principles in mind, such as accountability and cost control. There
Tag: government prosperity
Who’s selling out Australia & food shortages
Posted 24 April 2012 Food shortages: caused by population growth (particularly amongst the Arab nations and Asian counties such as South Korea, China, India and
Don’t squander our riches
Posted 29 April 2012 Global demand for our resources, particularly to fuel the rapid development of emerging economies such as China and India: has contributed
The benefits of privatisation of essential services are questionable
Private enterprise is primarily concerned with maximising profits, to increase the returns to shareholders; which makes the shares more attractive and increases the share price.
Prosperity in Government
The prosperity of government determines the extent that governments can deliver services to people in the community. What is most evident in corrupt governments/dictatorships –
Carbon Tax – part 2 and Energy Security
Posted 11 May 2012 Carbon Tax policy of the federal government lacks cohesive policy detail and vision to enable a clean energy future. The $23
NBN Mark II – New Energy Network
The cost of energy is in many cases a significant burden to business (and many households). Unlike his predecessor Peter Costello, who does have an
2014 Federal Budget
Budget emergency, fiscal deterioration, fiscal blowout is a common ploy used by incoming political parties when newly elected: (particularly by Liberal or right wing parties)
Trump and lessons learnt about political leadership.
With sufficient wisdom, it is unlikely that you will make the wrong decision. Fundamentally, wisdom involves three things: listening, thinking and meditating. One of the