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Entrepreneurship is the answer
Dear Editor,
Private sector development in Guyana is shaky and evolved haphazardly, hence high unemployment. Entrepreneurship is part of the solution. Governmental and political issues are part of the problem, but so are the underlying convictions of the current generation of the political class concerning free markets. Talk has always outdone serious consensus building, long term strategic thinking and most critically sustained action that will actually enable private enterprise to flourish and the supply of jobs to grow. The political class probably need to be encouraged and pushed to remain focused and on course. We have raised these issues in earlier contributions, however, space constrained the arguments. Our contribution to this discussion is dedicated to the promotion of private entrepreneurship and free enterprise. We hope that the Editor can afford the space to publish this contribution.
Ivor Carryl
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