More Purchase Instead of Less

In recent years, people in Europe and the Americans have clearly recognized that the price of general goods in their home market sharply declined. A cute Barbie doll costly cost more than $ 10 or 8 euros, but now its value is less than half of the original price. But as everyone knows, someone has to pay such a considerable price. So what exactly is the trigger that caused a significant drop. What is the most influential factor in rewriting hundreds of thousands of price tag figures?

Let's say you are the only person in the world that you buy a car. The rickshaw's light is still very green. If more and more people buy autonomous vehicles, it will become increasingly green. As they think that it will improve their small corner of the world, more and more people will only buy an auto driving car. How much is the automatic driving vehicle related to the reality? Consumer choice can only answer this question correctly. In the public sector, the elected representatives will decide the expenditure of everyone through the current system. Everyone is not allowed to influence the color of light using their expenditure decisions. Therefore, there is a big difference between supply of public goods and reality. This is the reason for socialism failure. Unfortunately, socialist failures in the public sector are hidden because they are fully funded by the private sector market.

Until recently, this work of building public sector open data services / products has focused. Instead, it focuses on more strange aspects such as Charter, Data Standard, Top 10 names. When it comes to offering open data, spells that "just remove it" are more or less left behind in the public sector organization, and there are only a few high-level guides to support the publication of data . The question remains "How?" Things are too fast for many people, and well rehearsed 'opinion divergence' on publication format standards will be alienated, or worse, the real problem will not give people the impression that it is not I do not. These projects have been resolved