Very good article on China vs US on Central planning and the issue of freedom and liberty and its effect on efficient implementation. My work in 2013 sent me to China 2 times, and I was very impressed by the modern infrastructure, especially the bullet trains.
There's only one thing you cant' do in China: Don't talk about politics!
Too many laws and too many lawyers; the American tort system and “public interest” litigation is strangling projects and reflects (and incentivizes) lowered trust in American institutions. To regain institutional trust and competency, I think Americans will have to become much more unified in national purpose, starting with who we let in the America Club.
Or just get government out of the way and let the private sector do this stuff.
Very good article on China vs US on Central planning and the issue of freedom and liberty and its effect on efficient implementation. My work in 2013 sent me to China 2 times, and I was very impressed by the modern infrastructure, especially the bullet trains.
There's only one thing you cant' do in China: Don't talk about politics!
> institutional frameworks that restore decisiveness, tolerate risk, and earn trust through performance rather than process and legalized preemption
But like, what specifically?
Too many laws and too many lawyers; the American tort system and “public interest” litigation is strangling projects and reflects (and incentivizes) lowered trust in American institutions. To regain institutional trust and competency, I think Americans will have to become much more unified in national purpose, starting with who we let in the America Club.