I have questions for all people who see this. You want work at business or not? You does love american business? You think business is lifeflow of people's living? You think we are dependent of business?
please answer this question. You will see my point of Lassiez-faire.
Personally, I think that the US has a great system. The government has partial control of everything and most of the companies don't lie. There are, of course, the ones who lie, cheat and steal, but they don't get very far. Microsoft doesn't lie much. They may have during their recent lawsuit, but really, having the government have total or no control over business is crap. If they have no control, the companies will lie, cheat, and steal just to get their money. And they can sit down and laugh at the president's face as their rolling in the dough. If the government has total control, the business can't make any money because it all really goes to the government, or if not, one little slip up by any major corporation will absolutly destroy the lives and lifestyles of thousands, if not, millions of people. So if the government has just enough power to vote the company to disband or the people have chosen to vote the company out, then the company can give the rest of the employees their year's payroll and forever be disbanded in shame. But the government has no decision over what the company does or makes, neither do they decide the payroll for their employees, but at the same time, realize when something gets outta control, like Enron. They were forced to disband because they were supposedly ripping people off, big time. So, ultimately, the best business system is a free one, but not too free as to go over the limit, like Enron. This allows many different lifestyles and competition to reduce prices. Who knows but in the distant future, hover cars will only cost 20 cents in American Dollars, houses may only cost $15, and our beloved next-gen games only cost a dime. So while we sit here thinkin' which system is the best, competition is lowering prices and making our lives a little cheaper.
(Government is always something nice to talk about huh? It always brings out peoples thoughts and ideas. I had to take an American gov. class. I though it would be boring but it really wasn't)
