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forest444

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7. Oh, yeah. Let the business press wailing-and-gnashing-of-teeth marathon begin!

Reply to allan01 (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 1, 2015, 08:26 PM

Mar 2015

I might be wrong this time. I think even they are starting to realize that the private sector -and foreign investors- can make a lot more money as trusted subcontractors to a healthy high-volume public enterprise, than they can picking at the carcass of a derelict privatized one.

Plus, it's good for the soul.

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Argentine Gov't moves to nationalize railways [View all] forest444 Mar 2015 OP

How is it the IMF is portrayed as credible when has destroyed the infrastructure of bloomington-lib Mar 2015 #1

Because both sides are interested in portrayals. Igel Mar 2015 #3

Yes, but this isn't really about the IMF. forest444 Mar 2015 #5

Because so many sensible people say so rpannier Mar 2015 #8

+1! forest444 Mar 2015 #9

privatization is good for us . bah humbug now here have i heard that line b4 ? allan01 Mar 2015 #2

Oh, yeah. Let the business press wailing-and-gnashing-of-teeth marathon begin! forest444 Mar 2015 #7

Great news! Carlos Menem, friend of George H. W. Bush, and his sons, was the one who privatized them Judi Lynn Mar 2015 #4

You know what they say: forest444 Mar 2015 #6

You got that right! The room was filled with his self-importance. Jeez. How robust he is! Judi Lynn Mar 2015 #11

Sounds great to me! Good luck, Argentina! freshwest Mar 2015 #10

+1! forest444 Mar 2015 #12