The political significance of McCarthy & Company 

 

           Frank    Mar. 18, 2016, in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

The article Trudeau sets sights on free-trade deal with China reported that Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is organizing a high-level trade mission to China and India, likely in March, and will include Dominic Barton, managing director of McKinsey & Company.

Perhaps, according to common sense that invites the participation of the top leader of a well-known international consulting firm, the motivation, in large part, it is in consideration of increasing the access to strength and prestige of the delegation, but while ignoring its great practical significance.

As renowned and experienced advisory body, the excellent work of McKinsey & Company has great practical and political significance.

Their professional studies will help to find a lot of problems that are far beyond conventional imagination of most people; thereby their recommendations will be more practical and feasible.

More significantly, it has a unique political role, that is, as a politically neutral advisory body, public will be lesser suspicion in its political leanings; to practice in accordance with its recommendations can reduce the hostile of electorate towards government.

McKinsey & Company can play a role as a perfect means in roundabout for solving thorny social problems in Canada.