This is a common theme in Republican administrations dating back to presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan. What you do is you break the government, make it very hard for the government to function, and then you loudly announce that the government can’t do anything.
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… the federal - 9266 • Acost-benefit analysis of the federal government’s potential replacement and disintermediation of … Page number 623 … • Acost-benefit analysis of the federal government’s potential replacement and disintermediation of … - page 623
… to operate the asset under requirements specified by the government in a contract called a concession agreement. In … of the asset or to receive a periodic payment from the government conditioned on the asset’s availability: If a … is not open to traffic when it should be, for example, the government’s payment to the private concessionaire is … - page 623
… The best practice for a government - 9269 The best practice for a government that is interested in using a P3 to deliver a project is for the government first to perform a value-for-money study, which … - page 623
… facilities for Americans, P3s offer a number of benefits to governments. Specifically, they: Chapter Department of … facilities for Americans, P3s offer a number of benefits to governments. Specifically, they: … As well as providing … - page 623
… funding and P3s are not synonymous. Policymakers and government leaders frequently mistake the financing that P3s provide for funding. A P3 allows the government to obtain equity from the private sector, but … funding and P3s are not synonymous. Policymakers and government leaders frequently mistake the financing that P3s … - page 624
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