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Contents

FEATURES

• Privatized Water Treatment Plant Saves $1 Million Annually
  
  
• Airport Taxi Monopoly Takes Passengers for a Ride
  
  
• "Living Wage" Laws Kill Privatization
  
  
• Should State History Magazine Become a Thing of the Past?
  
  
• Turning away from Privatization: Survey Reveals Downward Trend in Schools
  
  
• Low-Income Housing: Legislation Crowds out Private Development
  
  
• Privatizing Public Schools: Edison Manages Detroit-Area District
  
  

DEPARTMENTS

• NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
  
  
• The Road to Privatization: Let States Take Charge of Highway Dollars
  
  
• PRIVATIZATION FUNDAMENTALS
  
  
• The Tools of Privatization: Benefits and Pitfalls of Performance-Based Contracting
  
  
• AROUND THE STATE
  
  
• Hamtramck Mayor Renews Call for Privatization
  
  
• Mental Health Clinics Pick Their Own New, Private Employers
  
  
• Businessman Calls for Privatization of Detroit Metro Airport
  
  
• Salem Township Privatizes Payroll Service
  
  
• Imlay City Considers Privatizing Public Works
  
  
• Birmingham "Re-publicizes" Ice Arena Concessions
  
  
• Grosse Pointe Woods Kids Happy With Privatized Lunch Service
  
  
• Portage City Council Unanimously Approves Privatization of City's Technology Infrastructure
  
  
• Private Developer to Operate State Fair Facilities Year-Round, Give Fairgrounds Multi-Million Dollar Facelift
  
  
• Detroit School Pricipals Will Order School Supplies Online
  
  

ISSN: 1092-7999      SKU: MPR2000-02      Category: Privatization
Publication: Michigan Privatization Report

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