中国缺乏创新,不仅在于文化有问题,还在于那些莫名其妙的“制度”规定,以及普遍滋生的“小型违法”所提供的逆向激励前些天去校外开会,拦了部出租车,司机看上去就是个“精明男”。车子开动后,问我是否要发票,我说要。于是,他从事先裁减整齐的一叠空白票里取出一张,插入计价器中。精明男笑着对我解释说:计价器放纸的支架坏了,无法放置成卷的打印纸,只好根据客人的需要,一张张地打印;如果碰到不要发票的乘客,就只停表不打了。和他攀谈后我还知道,当他发现这样做可以节省一笔钱之后,索性连表都不修了。我问精明男可以省多少钱,他给我算了一笔账。如果计价器是好的,司机每次运送客人结束,在停表计价的同时,打印机也会自动打出一张发票,而大约一半的客人不要票。一个司机每月大约需要使用6卷票、一 The lack of innovation in China is not only due to cultural problems, but also due to some inexplicable “system ” provisions, as well as the widespread breeding of “small violations” provided by the reverse incentive to meet outside the school a few days ago, stopped a taxi, The driver looks like a “smart man.” After the car starts, ask me if I want to invoice, I said to want. So, he took a neat stack of blank votes to take out one, insert the meter. Shrewd smiled and explained to me: the billboards put a bad bracket, can not be placed in rolls of paper, had to be based on the needs of guests, one by one print; If you meet the passengers do not invoice, stop the table do not fight. After I talked with him, I also knew that when he found out that he could save a sum of money, he simply did not even have to repair the table. I asked how smart men can save money, he gave me an account. If the meter is good, the driver will end each shipment, and at the same time the printer will automatically invoice an invoice, while about half will not vote. A driver needs about 6 rolls of tickets a month, one