I am really going to have to ration this to maybe 3 or 4 times per year, but not for the first time in recent weeks…I agree with TJ.
I am reading an interesting book at the moment called cradle to cradle and in there (almost as a throw away section) it talks about the role of state and the role of the market.
Basically it says when the state tries to be involved in the market, it **** up. But when the market tries to regulate itself (see media, ratailers, banks etc etc) then they **** up.
So the solution is a free market with a suitable (heavy or light as applicable) regulation from a state with no vested interests.
This model fits with me for one that works.
The supermarkets are predators and need regulating.
BT is crap and needs to be left to market forces.
Medical care is crucial and needs to be done right…erm not sure what to do here…but as it is it tests the above model, but at the same time allowing doctors to control it clearly is against the separation of market and control.