揭穿私有化神话（Debunking the myth of privatization）.docVIP

揭穿私有化神话（Debunking the myth of privatization） Debunking the myth of privatization In January 26, 2007 the United States website published a famous American financial theorist Michael? Hudson entitled myth and reality privatization of the article, that set off the new liberalism wave of privatization is to progress in economics for hundreds of years of subversion, it claims about the benefits of privatization is just a myth. The financial rentier class lies, the author lists twelve groups of control myths and realities about privatization, is very persuasive. The authors noted that privatization of health care in the United States is more serious, but in developed countries, the average life expectancy in the United States is almost the lowest, while Americans spend most on medical services. This is of reference value to Chinas proposed reform of the medical system. The main contents of this article are as follows. The spirit of the enlightenment and classical economics was reversed In the past two hundred years, the logic of spending on public infrastructure in the United States and other countries has been to minimize the price of basic services. More than 100 years ago, Simon was the first professor of economics of the nations most prestigious business school of University of Pennsylvanias Walton School of business? Patton to public infrastructure as labor, capital and land, the Fourth special production factors. Under the no burden tax policy, the returns on investment in public infrastructure are not directly represented by profits, but are reflected in a decline in the overall price level of the economy. Patton pointed out that when the tax for domestic conditions instead of war and other non productive expenditure, it is not a burden. Infrastructure investment can make the economy more competitive by reducing production, distribution, and cost of living: increasing profits and raising real wages. The basic role of the government in investing in public enterpri