Making a Success of Brexit and Reforming the EU

What if government, instead of being viewed as cumbersome while the private sector takes the risks, bears the greatest level of uncertainty and reforms its internal organization to take such risks? Imagine the transformation: from a bureaucratic top-down administration to a goal-oriented stimulator of new ideas from the ground up.

To build such a model, the EU requires a radical rethink, which must shift its core purpose away from predominantly serving the interests of capital aided and abetted by a regulatory state that seeks to maximize consumer welfare instead of pursuing the common good.