Christmas Tree Tax

The Board of Directors has decided to charge consumers 15 cents a live tree for Christmas this year in taxes. This tree is a tax to help fund the efforts of the Department of Agriculture to improve the image and marketing of Christmas trees. It is said that this is not a tax, but when the government takes money from citizens and taxes. Of course, a part of any government is to do things that cause the bourgeois alternately laughter and tears. But there are often educational leaders as well.

Sometimes managers make a decision based on incomplete information or simply a reflex reaction to a perceived problem or complaint goes. To paraphrase a common mantra for the rationing of World War II, "Is this really necessary decision

First is an idea that simply makes no sense to split the organization and. Is it really a great group of people in this great country have a negative image of Christmas trees? Is it necessary for the government to help the marketing of the trees? Apparently, the tree industry and the Ministry of Agriculture think so. But I'm not sure people who buy the trees, and pay the agreed time. Every day now I'll start to see the tree many small outbreaks throughout the city, such as saffron spring. Where weeds once again to increase or parked cars, families tie the tree on the roof of their cars and go, are even more money.Others will be trekking in the nearby mountains armed with a saw to cut the distrust yearlings. Obviously, the Department of Agriculture thought it was a good idea, but one wonders if it goes through any type of decision analysis.