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Where Are Our Skilled Workers Today?
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Once understanding what you say about public assets and how wealth is produced by them over time, one can see the value of the necessity for on going investment in those assets to produce wealth today.
Some years back I read a small book on Sydney Harbour. I believe the first public system of harbour crossing was by way of row boat, payment of a shilling to the boatsman. Allowing for inflation a shilling was a lot of money, and many drowned trying to swim. Later a horse drawn punt operated, so carts could be transported across.
My 'Old Man' was in attendance on the opening day in 1932. Always a Langite he was involved in more than the one brawl with the fascist New Guard.