Private Hands

Hey,

During a lot of time, one question has been eating me, and I would like to share with it. 

So, I've watched an interview hosting by Rubenstein with the CEO of Brookfield, where this CEO shared some thought about infrastructure. 

He said literally the following: public infrastructure and investments in these fields will move to private hands due to a big government debt and inefficient of government policy

and people will get a better service with better offerings. 

Here is the question: why is it so widespead misinformation that private is better than public? Moreover, it is really vital in terms of price and in terms of quality of services provided. With these steps we can come to the conclustion that everything in public field is inefficient and should go private (corporations) hands. 

Just image: You buy a subscription for a better quality of water, for a dedicated line for your car, and get a discount or cashback for lesser usage of electricity. What a miracle business idea

What do you think, what can this lead to?

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