Privatization: The Motor City's Renaissance Engine
MPR2000-04: Winter 2001
Contents
- FEATURES
- Privatization: The Motor City's Renaissance Engine
- Motor City Needs Budget Boost: Privatizing Detroit City Services
- Asset Sales: Accounting for Privatization
- The Conventions of Privatization: Selling Cobo Center
- Detroit Could Collect Savings from Privatized Garbage Pickup
- For Whom the Private "Belle" Tolls
- Water Privatization Can Help Detroit Avoid Drowning in Debt
- Privatization Should Drive Detroit Transportation
- Nine Steps to Successful Outsourcing
- The Power to Privatize
- Looking Over Private Inspections
- Don't Waste Water Treatment Privatization Opportunities
- Privatization: A Cure for What Ails Detroit's Emergency Medical Services?
- Private Group Offers to Manage Westwood Schools
- AROUND THE STATE
- Detroit Quietly Outsources Police Oil Changes
- Detroit Schools Hungry for Food Privatization?
- Flint Gives Privatized Arena Management a Sporting Chance
- State Charts Course for Privatization of Boat Inspections
- Hamtramck Avoids State Receivership
- State Mental Health Plan May Not Meet Federal Competition Requirements
- Critics Say Private Prison Company Has a Record
- Federal, State Governments Squabble over Michigan Public Broadcasting
- States Do Business with Firm Banned from Federal Contracts
- New Detroit Computer Costs Twice As Much, Fails to Solve Problems
- Probe Finds Metro Airport Financial Irregularities Worse Than Expected
- Life Better at Youth Prison Since Privatization, Warden Says
- Will Edison Run Detroit's Worst Schools?
Next page: FEATURES
Category: Privatization
Publication: Michigan Privatization Report
ISSN: 1092-7999
SKU: MPR2000-04
