From: Dehede011@aol.com
Date: Sat Aug 31 2002 - 18:31:09 MDT
In a message dated 8/31/2002 7:12:27 PM Central Standard Time,
reason@exratio.com writes: So let me see now: you'd go for enforcing an
unaccountable monopoly on assisting workers to retrain, managed by people who
have no direct incentive to make it work? Why oh why wouldn't this training
be done far better in a market environment by companies who provide services
in new industries and have an economic incentive to retrain people? Or by the
invisible hand notifying universities and educational establishments that
money can be made by retraining people? Or by free market, competing training
institutions that make their profit from future wages of the people they
retrain?
I don't think it is that difficult.
1. Roll back some of the things we have done as a government to make
manufacturing unprofitable.
2. Let some of the perfumed princes that manage manufacturing go broke.
3. Let the competent rise to the top and expand the surviving companies or
start new ones.
Ron h.
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