It can still be worse

TL;DR

The government's anti-enterprise policies are seen as a strategy to increase its chances of staying in power.
Recent measures include a significant minimum wage hike, a wealth tax, and the nationalization of pension savings.
These policies are described as confiscatory, selective, and damaging to productive capital and specific industries like finance and mining.
The government's actions are perceived as undermining trust in financial institutions.
The author advises businesses to support moderation and effectiveness in politics, not radicalism.
Confronting the government or merely accommodating it are seen as ineffective strategies for businesses.

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