Should the public sector be privatized?
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Sudhakar anand said:
1 decade ago
Hello friends, I would like to suggest my points. I appreciate all the points mentioned.
PUBLIC SECTOR:
The government's main goal is to satisfy it's citizens in a variety of different ways: better transportation, better national security, better education, as well as allowing for citizens to keep more of their well-earned money. With that said, sometimes the only way to satisfy all these different societal values is to privatize.
PRIVATE SECTOR:
Private-means more effort and sincerity, punctuality, money based on work done. It doesn't provide life security. Good quality at relatively cheaper price. Manufacturing of goods and services will be on time.
CONCLUSION:
I think public and private sectors are necessary for India because improving in economics. Improves the GDP.
PUBLIC SECTOR:
The government's main goal is to satisfy it's citizens in a variety of different ways: better transportation, better national security, better education, as well as allowing for citizens to keep more of their well-earned money. With that said, sometimes the only way to satisfy all these different societal values is to privatize.
PRIVATE SECTOR:
Private-means more effort and sincerity, punctuality, money based on work done. It doesn't provide life security. Good quality at relatively cheaper price. Manufacturing of goods and services will be on time.
CONCLUSION:
I think public and private sectors are necessary for India because improving in economics. Improves the GDP.
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Udit s said:
1 decade ago
When we speak of bringing privatization, we expect the notion to bring along efficiency, completion of a task within scheduled dead line, establishment of liabilities on those who are expected to deliver services, better service experience for those who avail it and all these into an already malfunctioned govt system that is alleged of corruption, delayed performance and in-efficiency.
But privatization also brings along profit driven approach that somehow compensates the very ideology of delivering services to public at minimum cost.
But privatization also brings along profit driven approach that somehow compensates the very ideology of delivering services to public at minimum cost.
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Mandar said:
1 decade ago
I appreciate all the points mentioned.
Friends, we see aesthetic buildings constructed around us at the same time we are moving on the roads with potholes and the interesting point is that both are constructed by private companies.
Private sector not only constitutes of companies like TATA, Infosys, L&T etc but their are companies like satyam too.
Since, we are working under public sector, we are finding flaws in it but, when we start working under private sector we will come to know its flaws and we won't be able to even complain about it.
So, for a better society it is necessary to take a stand against the flaws of public sector and work upon it.
Exactly the way AAP is working.
Friends, we see aesthetic buildings constructed around us at the same time we are moving on the roads with potholes and the interesting point is that both are constructed by private companies.
Private sector not only constitutes of companies like TATA, Infosys, L&T etc but their are companies like satyam too.
Since, we are working under public sector, we are finding flaws in it but, when we start working under private sector we will come to know its flaws and we won't be able to even complain about it.
So, for a better society it is necessary to take a stand against the flaws of public sector and work upon it.
Exactly the way AAP is working.
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