A new study by the Institute for Market Economics (IME) in Sofia, Bulgaria, using the latest OECD data, finds that the government sectors in developed countries are too large relative to their priv...
A new study by the Institute for Market Economics (IME) in Sofia, Bulgaria, using the latest OECD data, finds that the government sectors in developed countries are too large relative to their private sectors to maximize economic growth.
The IME study finds the government sector should be no larger than 25% (and perhaps considerably smaller) to maximize GDP growth.
The average government sector for the OECD countries now exceeds 41% of GDP.
The results indicate that policy makers who are enlarging their government sectors in the name of economic stimulus are likely to be retarding the renewal of economic growth and job creation rather than enhancing it.
The study was sponsored by the non-partisan Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation in the United States and the European Coalition for Economic Growth based in Vienna, Austria.
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This is something good for the people. Why should the governement increas? They do only stupid thing's, we need change!! But don't think it's going to start with the governement , they will rather boycot the good ideas, they don't want us to be free!!!!! We must change ourselves and stop the slavery!!!!
Even without proof every person honest to himself/herself knows this to be true.
Large democratic governments are extremely inefficient. But it isn't the only problem we're coping with in this time. Wasteful industry and useless, non-progressive products and services are way more harmful to the (future of the) society.
Please Zeldovich, do tell us more.... It is actually fairly simple. Statists want you to believe it is more complex.."too simplsitic:, "right wing" etc they shout, but Sveta is right!!
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Large democratic governments are extremely inefficient.
But it isn't the only problem we're coping with in this time.
Wasteful industry and useless, non-progressive products and services are way more harmful to the (future of the) society.