Infrastructure privatization refers to the transfer of ownership and management of public infrastructure assets, such as roads, bridges, and utilities, from government entities to private companies. This process aims to enhance efficiency, reduce public expenditure, and attract investment by leveraging private sector expertise and capital. While proponents argue it can improve service delivery and innovation, critics often raise concerns about increased costs for consumers and potential neglect of public welfare in pursuit of profit.
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its a org which led to removal of privatisation of water
A. W. Mullineux has written: 'Banks, privatisation and restructuring in Poland' 'Privatisation in the United Kingdom and Germany: Lessons for Central and Eastern Europe' 'Privatisation and small business financing in the UK and Germany' 'The business cycle after Keynes' -- subject(s): Business cycles, Mathematical models
to aquire a new source of investment capital
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Catherine Price has written: 'An industrial gas tariff' 'Malmquist indices of productivity change in the UK gas industry before and after privatisation' 'Privatisation in Malaysia'
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Libralisation mean less strict by government, that may include privatisation but also includes deregulation resrtict on privatisation by removing government control on that particular firm. Privatisation mean specifically converting public i.e government entities into private oncs, usually by selling selling things like utility. Pratik
They covered it up and continued with privatisation.
R. Mankelow has written: 'Deregulation and privatisation'
Jeremy Allouche has written: 'Water Privatisation'