McKinsey, technocratic management, and structural inequality

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McKinsey originate <i>nothing</i>: neither philosophy nor policy nor specific recommendations. They provide <i>cover</i> for decisions already made.

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This is a good read, but the submission title should include [2020].

McKinsey is the messenger, but who sends the messenger? Taxes and regulation are also culpable.

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Title needs (2020).