The state in the third millennium

The successful monarch and businessman, head of state with the highest standard of living in the world, shares his views and experience of governance in this highly inspiring book. The author briefly introduces the reader to the history and problems of the present state and offers suggestions on what the state should do to be able to fulfil its tasks in the new millennium. In the author's view, the state must first and foremost serve its citizens. It should retain only those activities that it really needs to run and hand over the rest to the regions and municipalities or delegate them to the commercial sphere if it is more profitable. All activities must be controlled, transparent to citizens and carried out efficiently. The book is intended for all those interested in public affairs, politicians, political scientists, economists, students of political science, economics, etc.