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Privatization Project (1991–1994): Moving Municipal Services Into the Marketplace

Nov 20, 1992

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Stephen Goldsmith

Stephen Goldsmith

Former Deputy Mayor for Operations, New York City; John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

About the Series

From 1991–1994 the Carnegie Council initiated a major project to examine the global phenomenon of privatization. Council members and corporate leaders from the United States, Canada, Russia, Sweden, Eastern Europe, and South America participated in this enterprise.

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"The antithesis of populism is when government taxes its citizens, takes money out of their pockets, and says it knows how to spend their money better than they do."

To read this paper, please download the PDF below.

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