Norway has a larger public sector employment rate than China, the Singaporean government is the largest landlord in Singapore, and Switzerland regulates prices. By your logic, a higher level of government intervention actually equates to a higher GDP per capita. @ theeconrebel (source)

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What is "information privilege" that corporate insiders get? Corruption embedded in secrecy media never talks about.
But they get to help themselves to as much of our data they like & put it through sophisticated algorithm ai systems which "join all the dots" & get richer still? @aoc.bsky.social

(In Australia) Article - Big increases in federal funding for the care economy (eg aged care, childcare, health) flowed through to a surge in hiring that accounted for a lion’s share of the more than 1 million jobs created since Labor took office in 2022
www.theguardian.com/business/202...

What is procurement capture? #auspol