After reading 'The Diagnosis' I am left puzzled over whether the authors feel Americans still don't recognize the problem or no one is willing to do what it takes to solve it? If most of what they quote is from a year ago or further back then most politicians and I would imagine the general public are aware of what is happening in our own country. Are politicians and corporations rallying internally for a big push or does the notion of asking each and every one of us to act differently for the greater good concern them?
Please share and respond to Part I with your own thoughts and opinions...
I think the authors are saying that the political debate in America has "strayed absurdly from the virtues of our public-private formula. Liberals blame all problems on Wall Street. . .and conservatives believe "close our eyes, click our heels and say tax cuts" and the pie will miraculously grow." When did anyone do anything recently for the greater good? I can't think of one company. . .
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