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I am 41 years old, currently living in Malta, and working in the insurance industry. Equipped with an Honours degree in Psychology, a diploma in Small Business Management, a TEFL certificate, and the CII Certificate in Insurance, I am always trying to learn new things in order to carry out a number of positive changes. This blog is intended to shed some light on my life and to raise awareness about the need to build a better world for everyone.
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2 comments:
Very interesting. I am against privatizations. I believe that the government could provide the basic services that people need (water, electricity) without charging too much money and in an effective way. Sometimes the argument they use is that the government is not that effective/efficent when it comes to running companies. Well, they could if they really wanted to. There is nothing really stopping them from trying their best.
The music, though fabolous on its own, is however a bit too dramatic for the video.
Hi Delirante! :) Thanks a lot for your interesting comments!
I totally agree that government companies could function extremely well if they have the right type of management. In my view, countless capitalists have recently waged a merciless war against any government-owned organisation so that the privatisation process could be justified. By doing so, the companies that once belonged to the people ended up in the hands of some ultra-rich individuals who are more interested in purchasing a huge villa or a massive yacht than in safeguarding workers' rights!!!
I love the video and the music! :)
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