Or the example of Vincent Bollore, in France, who in the same ten years has transformed a family company about to go broke into a massive diversified group employing tens of thousands of people. Mere industrial parks are not enough. And learning from the Japanese. And doing it with the support of private investors. Take whatever steps might be necessary to make that possible.
Land is a gift of nature and has no 'value'.
It is a gift that should be vested in the community. Cut out masses of unnecessary transport that only puts prices up. At present the unemployed are told, in effect, that once they are on the dole it is criminal to work. Proceed to conversion. If our basic imperative is moral, as it has to be, there is no way that we can go on with the killing trade after the end of the Cold War - no matter what it costs.