When cities purchase lands we often hear promoters telling people in the municipalities that they don't have to do the entrepreneur's work and that it is not up to the municipality to purchase lands.
If the government subsidizes human resources or their training in a non-profit organization and if that organization is in direct competition with another business that is not non-profit but a capitalized business, there is competition there that may not be healthy. It is difficult for a commercial business to compete with a non-profit organization subsidized by the government, an organization that does not pay labour costs because the funding is provided from a government envelope. What do you think about that? Could this lead to friction?
I understand that arrangements can be made and that human resources can be provided. However, costs are completely different for those who pay their employees and those who do not.