Also, the argument for "companies are more efficient than government" is that the free market will sink corrupt/inefficient organizations. I don't see how it a

Also, the argument for "companies are more efficient than government" is that the free market will sink corrupt/inefficient organizations. I don't see how it applies to infrastructure management. I understand how it can apply to energy producers (overall disagree on that, i work for a big energy producer who have multiple plant of a lot of different types, and in the end the electricity market the EU copied from the US made us less efficient, i have math to prove it), to service providers, or even to train companies and railroad building companies. And i think that for non-critical infra construction it's even good. But managing infrastructure is hard, and put a company at the right place (between consummer and producers) to both put a toll on a service, and to be increasingly susceptible to corruption.