More Means Less - And Less Means More Every business that wants to be around next year began this year with a budget. A roadmap on how they will spend their resources - on employees, materials, etc. For almost all businesses, government is the largest line item. Paying taxes - and paying to comply with regulations - consumes the largest chunk of their operating expenses. This of course explains why Big Business and Big Government so often collude to grow an ever-bigger government. Big Business can afford the additional costs. Their smaller competitors? Not so much. This also partly explains Big Government’s China Virus lockdowns.
Of COURSE More for Government Means Less for Us
Of COURSE More for Government Means Less for…
Of COURSE More for Government Means Less for Us
More Means Less - And Less Means More Every business that wants to be around next year began this year with a budget. A roadmap on how they will spend their resources - on employees, materials, etc. For almost all businesses, government is the largest line item. Paying taxes - and paying to comply with regulations - consumes the largest chunk of their operating expenses. This of course explains why Big Business and Big Government so often collude to grow an ever-bigger government. Big Business can afford the additional costs. Their smaller competitors? Not so much. This also partly explains Big Government’s China Virus lockdowns.