The problem the diet analogy is that people neither die nor sink into poverty after a few months of reduced caloric intake.
It's not just "unpleasant", long running companies die, people on the ends of the spectrum fall into starvation. You don't easily recover from that.
Suffocating the private sector is not a long term policy. It's shooting yourself in the foot.
The problem the diet analogy is that people neither die nor sink into poverty after a few months of reduced caloric intake. It's not just "unpleasant", long running companies die, people on the ends of the spectrum fall into starvation. You don't easily recover from that.
Suffocating the private sector is not a long term policy. It's shooting yourself in the foot.