Why Is Privatization Good For Improvement

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Kevin,

Good post! But, I disagree with you in most of your post that you said Amongst these possible improvements Competition, Innovation, and Empowerment are all necessities to governing; not just improving it. Decentralization has some positives, but overall could come with severe consequences. Privatization is the one aspect here that is perhaps not being utilized enough, and should be considered more and more as the national government seeks to improve. Competition, Innovation, and Empowerment are necessary, but Innovation, and Empowerment indirectly affect on the hierarchy that it takes time. In addition to this, as you said, Privatization is good for improvement, but it is not valid in some conditions, for example, if the case is

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