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Quote from: disconnectme on April 28, 2023, 02:34:19 PM

There is no way the government can provide direct jobs to everyone, the role of the government is to provide a conducive environment for businesses to strive, Maintain law and order that ensures a stable business environment, regulate and oversee industries to promote competition and prevent monopolies, provide essential public goods such as infrastructure, education, and healthcare that may not be profitable for private businesses to provide and also intervene in the market to address market failures.

The government's role is significant because they even negotiate trade agreements and promote international trade for businesses, I think they should keep encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship so as to increase the number of small businesses which are the backbone of the job market

The truth is that things have changed and there are now very few job opportunities in government organizations. The only option is to figure out what you want to do, either by starting a business or learning a lucrative skill, as waiting for the government feels like a waste of time in some places where the jobs are sold and if you are not lucky, you won't get one. The number of graduates and the population have increased as well.

I believe that investing in businesses like infrastructure, e.t.c., requires significant capital to build. When you want to start a business, you should make sure that the product has a high level of demand as well as a modest starting capital, and you should also factor in potential losses.

With the decreasing number of job opportunities in government organizations and the increasing number of graduates and population, it is essential to think creatively and take a proactive approach to achieve one's economic goals. One way to do this is by starting a business or learning a lucrative skill, as waiting for the government to provide opportunities may not be practical or fruitful.

When starting a business, it is crucial to consider several factors like potential demand, modest starting capital, and possible losses. However, it is also important to think long-term and consider the potential for growth and profitability in the future. For example, investing in infrastructure or developing new technologies may require significant capital initially but can yield significant returns in the future.