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Originally Posted by rubecube
Countries/government are not businesses, and trying to run them as such generally leads to policy decisions that tend to further disenfranchise poor and marginalized peoples.
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I didn't suggest a country should be run like a business. I said there is skilletsets in a successful business person that may overlap to successful governance.
A country is not a business but it's naive to suggest there's no overlaps.
There are trade agreements, financial planning, rules, laws & controls, management of large projects & infrastructure, trying to grow the economy/GDP.
Many things that function similarly to large businesses.