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Their wordsit is simply ridiculous that a ruinously expensive policy can be budget-neutral if the expense consists of wasted time rather than wasted money. But that's still a cost!
Their wordsIt's not a blanket case against recycling: recycled metals are still valuable, but plastics mostly aren't.
Their wordsbanks can't globalize the way other firms can because the banking system is so close to a form of sovereignty: governments very carefully guard the privilege to create more money, and when they give it out, there are strings attached.
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