The public sector works exactly the opposite. They attract capital by being less efficient, less innovative, and then coming here and demanding more money to cure these inefficiencies.
Tom McClintock: “The public sector works exactly the opposite. They attract capital by being less efficient, less innovative, and then…”
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McClintock contrasts efficiency in the private sector with inefficiencies in the public sector.
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