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privatization

[prahy-vuh-tuh-zay-shuhn]

noun

  1. the process or practice of selling something owned by the government, typically a public service such as a railway or energy network, to a private company.



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The government killed the proposal for privatization and adopted the proposal of raising the consumption tax instead.

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“I think the past two years gave our town a taste of what potential privatization of the Postal Service could mean for other underserved and rural places throughout the country,” he said.

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“This is a privatization scam. The intent of this is to help privatize public education.”

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Poor and working-class Black and brown parents whose children attend “failing urban schools” have been made the spokespeople and symbols of the school privatization and school charter movement.

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First, drastic job cuts likely mean more privatization and fewer government workers.

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