Speedy implementation of certain programs. High-quality services in some areas. Provides expertise or personnel to carry out certain programs. Private providers use more innovative approaches and technology. Helps to dissolve unnecessary government monopolies.
Private providers offer services more effectively due to flexibility and less red tape.
Slowing the growth of government or downsizing government. Introduces competition between government employees and private providers. Provides an alternative to traditional ways of improving government productivity. Does not guarantee market competition and can result in private monopolies. May lead to corruption, including political patronage, kickbacks, or bribes.