Privatizing an industry means transferring ownership and management of that industry from the government or public sector to private individuals or companies. This process often involves selling state-owned enterprises or assets to private investors, aiming to increase efficiency, reduce government spending, and foster competition. Proponents argue that privatization can lead to better services and innovation, while critics raise concerns about potential monopolies and reduced access to essential services.
To privatize an industry mean to transfer ownership of something from the government to the private sector, or to the public, which increases competition.
they lack experience running profitable firms, are often corrupt and have sociopolitical agendas that conflict with efficient operations
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To privatize an industry mean to transfer ownership of something from the government to the private sector, or to the public, which increases competition.
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they lack experience running profitable firms, are often corrupt and have sociopolitical agendas that conflict with efficient operations
they lack experience running profitable firms, are often corrupt and have sociopolitical agendas that conflict with efficient operations
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A highly organised centrally planned economy will be a lot more efficient than a new and disorganised market economy, as it takes time for consumers to reveal their preferences, industry to make investment and products to be produced at rates which are efficient.