Socialism in Local Government
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Therefore, as with all Government undertakings, the ratepayer (shareholder) cannot exercise the effective control necessary to ensure success. "The one drawback, " as Mr. G. B. Shaw confesses, "to public enterprise, is municipal inertia. It is as possible for a local authority, as for an imperial government, to do nothing over and above the work that cannot be left undone without obvious and immediate disaster. Private enterprise, on the other hand, must discover and supply pubhc wants or else ...starve. " ^ Writing upon the general dissatisfaction with the conduct of municipal affairs in Birmingham, Coun- cillor J. S. Nettlefold stated as one of the causes, that municipal trading was " not on business lines. " " It is time we recognised that business must be conducted under very different conditions from those existing forty years ago. Competition has increased in intensity of late years, and successful manufacturers have been obliged to overhaul and reorganise their businesses. The Corporation, how- ever, is without competitors, and has therefore not been obliged to look so searchingly into its position.
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Therefore, as with all Government undertakings, the ratepayer (shareholder) cannot exercise the effective control necessary to ensure success. "The one drawback, " as Mr. G. B. Shaw confesses, "to public enterprise, is municipal inertia. It is as possible for a local authority, as for an imperial government, to do nothing over and above the work that cannot be left undone without obvious and immediate disaster. Private enterprise, on the other hand, must discover and supply pubhc wants or else ...starve. " ^ Writing upon the general dissatisfaction with the conduct of municipal affairs in Birmingham, Coun- cillor J. S. Nettlefold stated as one of the causes, that municipal trading was " not on business lines. " " It is time we recognised that business must be conducted under very different conditions from those existing forty years ago. Competition has increased in intensity of late years, and successful manufacturers have been obliged to overhaul and reorganise their businesses. The Corporation, how- ever, is without competitors, and has therefore not been obliged to look so searchingly into its position.
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