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9781566430739

Privatization and Public-Private Partnerships

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    9781566430739

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    1566430739

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-09-01
  • Publisher: Cq Pr

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Savas provides a complete guide to privatization&BAD:&BAD:the background, theory, and practical reality. This book explains what, why, when, and how to privatize. Contracting services, using franchises and vouchers, divesting government-owned businesses, privatizing infrastructure through public-private partnerships, reforming education, privatizing the welfare state, and overcoming opposition to privatization are discussed in detail. In addition, Savas provides hundreds of examples from local, state, and federal government in the U.S. and other countries.

Table of Contents

List of Tables
ix
List of Figure
xi
Preface xiii
PART ONE The Background of Privatization
Introduction
3(15)
The Forces Influencing Privatization
5(9)
The History of Privatization
14(3)
Overview of the Book
17(1)
The Growth of Government
18(23)
The Size of Government
18(3)
Why Government Grows
21(15)
Discussion
36(5)
PART TWO The Theory of Privatization
Basic Characteristics of Goods and Services
41(22)
Exclusion
41(2)
Consumption
43(1)
Classifying Goods and Services
44(10)
The Problems Posed by Collective Goods
54(7)
Summary
61(2)
Alternative Arrangements for Providing Goods and Services
63(48)
Providing, Arranging, and Producing Services
64(2)
Institutional Arrangements
66(21)
Mixed Arrangements
87(4)
The Relationship between Arrangements and Kinds of Goods
91(1)
Comparing the Arrangements
92(12)
Privatization
104(1)
Public-Private Partnerships
105(1)
Summary
106(5)
PART THREE The Practice of Privatization
Why and How to Privatize
111(36)
Why Privatize?
111(14)
Forms of Privatization
125(13)
Examples of Privatization
138(6)
Managing the Privatization Process
144(2)
Summary
146(1)
The Results of Privatization
147(27)
Contracting for Public Services
147(13)
Privatization of Solid-Waste Collection
160(7)
Divestment of State-Owned Enterprises
167(6)
Summary
173(1)
Contracting for Public Services
174(37)
The Contracting Process
175(35)
Summary
210(1)
Divesting Enterprises and Assets
211(26)
Divestment Methods
213(5)
Divestment Strategy
218(2)
Divestment Guidelines
220(16)
Summary
236(1)
Public-Private Partnerships for Infrastructure
237(22)
Advantages of Infrastructure Privatization
238(3)
The Spectrum of Public-Private Partnerships
241(7)
Strategic Issues
248(10)
Summary
258(1)
Reforming Education and Privatizing the Welfare State
259(25)
Competition and Choice in Education
259(16)
Reinventing Welfare
275(6)
Privatizing Social Security
281(2)
Summary
283(1)
Obstacles to Privatization
284(31)
Operational Barriers
284(1)
Legislative Barriers
285(1)
Sources of Opposition
286(13)
Opposition Arguments and Rebuttals
299(15)
Summary
314(1)
The Future of Privatization
315(14)
The Leading Edge of Privatization
315(3)
New Directions
318(9)
A New Public Philosophy
327(2)
Notes 329(30)
Index 359

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