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I’m surprised their isn’t more discussion about the German domination of the EU. The current structure is not sustainable, and Britain leaving will make that more evident quickly. I would not be surprised if the Dutch are waiting to see where Britain leeds before jumping ship themselves.
Focusing on items that have been resold would bias the analysis to show larger profits for LEGO investment.
This looks like a great example of survivorship bias.
Mine site are open cast, mine large tonnage and have long mine lives justifying the large initial investment.
Australian mining operations are also very dry, which helps a lot. Rain introduces a lot of variables.
Large scale automation is particular to the Australian mining industry at this point.
South African deep level gold mines have been working on this for many years with little success, and I think they have mostly given up.
The food in America is diabolical. The amount of processed food with too much salt, sugar and fat makes you ill after a while.
For the difference in health outcomes I’d start to look here. Especially as poor people have very little healthy options in the states.
The Internal politics of most reasonable sized corporates are Byzantine to say the least. Senior management might not have the political capital to drive change through an organization, don’t want to take the blame if the change does not work, or just want to signal that they are doing something, without taking responsibility for said something.
Hence...management consultants... and the pricier and the more prestigious he better.