"He is not a politician. He is a businessman,"
"And for everyone who says you should run the government like a businessman, that's dumb. Governments exist to serve the needs of the people. Businesses exist to serve the goal of achieving a profit."
Many voters anticipated the current political reality given the leader's business background. The leader's identification as a businessman underscores the divergent aims of private enterprise and public governance. Governments exist to serve citizens' needs, while businesses aim to generate profit. Applying business-style management to government can neglect obligations of equity, public welfare, and democratic accountability. Efficiency and profit motives may conflict with policies that address collective needs. Voters should recognize that administrative approaches suited to profit-driven organizations can undermine the primary public-service functions of government.
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