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Moreover, whether the ideal marriage privatization is even feasible under the current disparate laws remains an open question.

Conditions were so terrible before the move for privatization in federal prisons (sometime in the 70's).

An economic policy based upon wage suppression and privatization of monopoly industries is nice for some people, but it isn't sustainable.

What this article fails to mention is all the privatization and regulations that have caused capital misallocation and favored certain classes of people.

In return, the Greeks were supposed to implement structural reforms and privatization.

By the way, Greece started privatization in the 90's, not in 2015.

And on top of that the privatization fund is deeply humiliating.

Perhaps due to the privatization of prisons?

But significant changes in policies since then—not least, lower primary surpluses and a weak reform effort that will weigh on growth and privatization—are leading to substantial new financing needs.

The privatization of parole/probation offices.

With enough of us, around the world, we'll not just send a strong message opposing the privatization of knowledge — we'll make it a thing of the past.

Joseph Stiglitz, as chief economist of the World Bank, wrote a book on the matter on how the IMF's neoliberal policies of privatization functioned as a mechanism to give away national sovereignty and political power.

I think those to examples are intended to describe "privatization" as it's often done (i.e.

However, you said "2015 Greece has begun privatization" whereas the article says the exact opposite.

People, who run BSD-licensed projects, in my observation, tend to be more cautious, because BSD license provides no protection against "privatization".

The irony of the "fascism" dig on this thread is that the source you've provided appears to be this person literally arguing for privatization in order to create a corporatist autocracy.