Half-baked projects

Politicians use incomplete projects as bait to entice the people to vote in their favour.

Development projects often lead to economic prosperity. And a fundamental rule in initiating any project, whether on a personal level or a national level, is that we must conduct a feasibility study—a survey where the pros and cons are carefully evaluated and whether what we are about to undertake will generate the desired result. Since it requires a considerable investment of resources, timely completion of the project is what we aim to achieve above all, for that is what determines its usage. And in turn, it affects all other purposes we initially set out to achieve.