Sunday, August 28, 2016 Governing is not bossing aroundCabinet Chief Marcos Peña speaks as Interior Minister Rogelio Frigerio (third from the right) listens at the summit of president Mauricio Macri’s Pro party in San Juan on Friday. By Enrique MartínezFor the HeraldUpdating public utility rates in Argentina has turned into a monumental error of the government with no end in sight. It forms part of the culture of private corporate leadership to believe that decisions are imposed, not the fruit of consensus. They also assume that a zero-sum logic (whereby anything gained by one person is lost by another) prevails everywhere. The generation of neo-conservative CEOs managing the public interest today evidently faces a steep learning curve to understand that governing is not bossing people about, only to bash their heads against the wall repeatedly.

Source: Bueno Aires Herald August 28, 2016 04:28 UTC