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Column: Scalpel, not chainsaw, for government reform | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

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Elon Musk seems to think that the government can be handled in the same way as a business might be — by a ruthless owner. His entrepreneurial notion of “chainsaw disruption” lacks the very careful management attention that all entrepreneurs know is required to minimize damage on those impacted. Thoughtful entrepreneurs with a moral compass give great thought to anticipating the harsh consequences of such disruptive action.

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Operation chainsaw or clear-eyed surgery: What is in the government’s plan to make regulation pro-growth?

Operation chainsaw or clear-eyed surgery: What is in the government’s plan to make regulation pro-growth? sam.macrory Tue, 25/03/2025 - 07:16 The government has set out ambitious plans to streamline regulation. 6 Comment Matthew Gill Institute for Government Yes Following the announcement that NHS England will be abolished, the government has set out plans to tackle the complexity and burden of regulation. Regulation Public bodies Public spend…

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Column: Scalpel, not chainsaw, for government reform | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Elon Musk seems to think that the government can be handled in the same way as a business might be — by a ruthless owner. His entrepreneurial notion of “chainsaw disruption” lacks the very careful management attention that all entrepreneurs know is required to minimize damage on those impacted. Thoughtful entrepreneurs with a moral compass give great thought to anticipating the harsh consequences of such disruptive action.

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