It's often very sensible to own something oneself, if you can organize it.
If someone else owns it, they're going to want to extract profit for themselves and it's a very different situation than just getting an employee. For example, compare renting with being part of something like a condominium association.
Building capital and controlling things oneself is the thing to do with almost everything.
Why would you expect a subsidy to be as efficient?
If someone else owns it, they're going to want to extract profit for themselves and it's a very different situation than just getting an employee. For example, compare renting with being part of something like a condominium association.
Building capital and controlling things oneself is the thing to do with almost everything.
Why would you expect a subsidy to be as efficient?