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As I see it, if you don't have private companies, then the Government runs one big monopoly (basically) and there is no competition.

Therefore, when you privatize something, you allow anyone to create a company. This leads to many different people (private companies) creating the same thing, which creates competition, and therefore lowers prices (if your competitor can do the same thing, you will lower the price of your product so that people buy from your company instead of his). This also leads to bigger supply because most companies think that they'll sell more products than their competitor because they're forecasts are overoptimistic. Also the more they produce, the lower the marginal cost of their product (individual cost).

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