In what seems to be
customary with me, I’ll list my thoughts first. This article seems to be mining for controversy; for something that will grab readers and drive comments. But
on to the meat of the article: Brooks talks about two economies, one rooted in
the private sector and another driven by healthcare, education and government.
He talks about the differences in ideology between these two economics, and how
the differences will cause a bumpy future. While there’s a chance he’s right
about the bumpy interplay between the two, I seem to think that very quickly
the application of one to the other will expose what works best.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
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