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You missed the step where the public institution gets broken up into many smaller private competitors who are then incentivized to provide better/cheaper servic
by merely-unlikely 4y ago
You missed the step where the public institution gets broken up into many smaller private competitors who are then incentivized to provide better/cheaper service to gain marketshare. The Soviet Union missed that step too when it collapsed. Monopolies are trouble whether private or public. Unfortunately, energy markets have a tendency to be dominated by local monopolies of both the public and private variety.