That Boston only had six full-time workers working on its largest capital investment project is astounding to me. A lot of the people who claim we have too much bureaucracy, that government is the problem, and that deregulation is the answer to everything don’t seem to have any type of metric for determining what too much deregulation might look like. In fact, they don’t even seem to understand that there could be failure worse than bureaucratic inefficient past a certain point of deregulation. we might be seeing what that looks like in America right now.
That Boston only had six full-time workers working on its largest capital investment project is astounding to me. A lot of the people who claim we have too much bureaucracy, that government is the problem, and that deregulation is the answer to everything don’t seem to have any type of metric for determining what too much deregulation might look like. In fact, they don’t even seem to understand that there could be failure worse than bureaucratic inefficient past a certain point of deregulation. we might be seeing what that looks like in America right now.