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Privatization Agenda
It is government’s role to determine what sercies are provided to citizens, but those services should not necessarily be provided by government. Competition to provide government services is critical in order to maximize cost and quality.
Privatization Publications
Airport Privatization Could Take Off - August 5th, 2011
Commentary: Competition Can Solve Atlanta’s Budget Crunch - July 20th, 2007
Commentary: Muni Wi-Fi: No Wires, Plenty of Strings for Taxpayers - July 13th, 2007
Commentary: Airport Privatization May Be Ticket To Atlanta’s Sewer System Overhaul - December 12th, 2003
The Georgia Building Authority — Is Privatization the Answer? - September 21st, 1999
What Indianapolis Can Teach Georgia - October 22nd, 1998
Privatization: Dispelling the Myths - October 1st, 1995
Privatization of Hartsfield International Airport - July 12th, 1994
Privatization Resources
Facts
Privatization 2001: Reason Public Policy Institute's Annual Privatization Report by Robin Johnson, Editor, June 2001. Explores the latest trends and issues in privatization and government reform.
Resources
How-to Guides - In-depth, common sense guides for privatizing services at any government level.
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