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Privatization: Industrial Policy: Can Government Really "Create" Jobs?
MPR2002-03: Summer 2002
July 15, 2002
Contents
FEATURES
An Open Letter to Michigan Legislators: Privatize Economic Development
Make Michigan One Big Renaissance Zone
The Next Energy Boondoggle?
A Tale of Two Sporting Goods Stores
Michigan State Industries Needs Competitive Contracting
If You Build It, They Won't Come
AROUND THE STATE
Legislation Would Nullify Gains from Privatization
Will Southfield Privatize the Arts?
Blues May Go Private
Calls Heard for DDA's Privatization
Privatize the "Porkies?"
Social Service Aides Not Fans of Outsourcing
MGM Grand Bids on Executive Plaza Building
A Spark of Privatization in Flint
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