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Cost of Post Industrial Government activities soars beyond what their people are prepared to pay, giving the Underground Economy and government borrowing. This Summary discusses the reasons for the soaring costs, the anthropology of the ruling elites, who they are, what motivates them to extend their influence, their lack of experience in running things, a catalogue of the damage they do. Concept of labour intensity and productivity improvement - largely absent in government run organisations - and a cause of the soaring costs.


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