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The problem is that because of their obvious bias, we can have no assurance that they are accurately surveying all of the available meta-analyses, and that they
by bjterry 12y ago
The problem is that because of their obvious bias, we can have no assurance that they are accurately surveying all of the available meta-analyses, and that they are properly representing the information and its level of certainty.
- bakhy 12y agoThat is true, but one should still give it a read, instead of dismissing it as lies just because it was commissioned by a union. Some pretty interesting stuff is included, from very interesting sources, pretty certainly not pro-worker biased. And ultimately, if public-private partnerships, privatizations and the like were consistently good, it would be a struggle to find studies that do not corroborate this. Here we have a tonne of studies from various sources, none finding these fabled results.