In the realm of ideas, there was once a traveller—an ever-curious, highly intelligent being who ventured across landscapes of knowledge. This traveller was not bound by the limits of time or place but roamed freely, gathering wisdom and shaping futures. Alas, this traveler has been lost to death, leaving us to grapple with the echoes of his profound insights.
Take, for instance, the recent Annual Survey of Unincorporated Sector Enterprises (ASUSE). The traveller would remind us that while a 13 per cent rise in informal establishments may look like progress, it’s often a mask for