LONDON – Decades of privatization, outsourcing, and budget cuts in the name of “efficiency” have significantly hampered many governments’ responses to the COVID-19 crisis. At the same time, successful responses by other governments have shown that investments in core public-sector capabilities make all the difference in times of emergency. The countries that have handled the crisis well are those where the state maintains a productive relationship with value creators in society, by investing in critical capacities and designing private-sector contracts to serve the public interest.

Yes they come for no reason! They slaps you for no mistakes!

What’s now holding up economic progress? Why do we not yet have a real prospect for improved livelihoods?

United States, Aug 29: Johannes Haushofer, the Princeton psychology professor shared his CV of failure on Twitter for the world to see.