“We seem to have lost our belief in a market economy somewhat and our trust that letting go can lead to something great,” he said. “The government does not have to subsidise and compensate for everything. People flourish in freedom, as does innovation. And that is what we need to drive up productivity.”
Separate article with more details on the proposed budget.
… says finance minister who has never worked in the private economy.
I mean, at least he’s an economist.
On the other hand, he’s also a VVDer
Considering how great these “market economics” have been working out for us these past 50 years, it’s really hard to see why…
But yes, I’m sure he’ll have all the answers.