When a government does things that it should not be doing, it eventually becomes incapable of doing the things that it should.
Harriet Hageman: “When a government does things that it should not be doing, it eventually becomes incapable of doing the things that it…”
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Hageman argues that government overreach can hinder its ability to effectively manage resources.
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