[p2p-research] radical efficiency paradigm for public services, and a counter-intuitive example ..

[Patrick Anderson]

>> John Thackara wrote:
>> A new report from Nesta in the UK proposes 'Radical Efficiency Zones'
>> as one way to enable improved public services at far less cost.


Efficiency of this type creates 'crisis' because it lowers Profit.

Lowering Profit is OK when Owners of the Means are also the
Consumers of the Product, for their ROI is then Product instead.