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Those that don't, die. Since companies can die, they can't afford to let waste occur except when times are good. that's what the executives have the huge expense accounts(heck, when times are good, even a lot of sales people get lavish expense accounts), and everyone seems to be getting bonuses. I've worked for growing companies flush with cash, and lean companies just trying to stay afloat. Since the government is always flush with cash, or can at least borrow if they aren't, they never really root out waste. |
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Big companies do have a lot of waste, because any large, unwieldy bureacracy will have waste. Still, the large companies do cut that waste when money becomes a problem.
Governments do the opposite. They actually cut meat instead of fat to extort more money from the taxpayers. There has never been a budget cut in history that didn't cause an outcry. This is by design. For example, when Mitch Daniels cut education spending in Indiana, most school districts laid off teachers despite being top heavy with administrators. Other states START by closing parks and libraries, because they want taxpayers to feel pain. |
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