Is the privatization of public services good for the public? 

Depending on historical background and other national circumstances of countries, the answers may well vary, and they all make sense, but in my view, privatizing public services has its pros and cons, so we must see both sides of the issue. Now let me explain the details.     

Experts point out several advantages of privatization: first, it liquidates the business and brings temporary revenue. Plus, it can offer more cost-effective services. It is because private businesses usually have access to higher technology and expertise. So, people may well believe privatization improve public service quality.     

There are always cons to everything: one is that privatized services often lead to higher fees. For example, water supply companies often monopolize local demand and make excessive profits in many cities. This harms low-income urban residents, and violates their right to access to clean drinking water. As a result, in some cases, privatization has been halted.           

In this way, privatization has its pros and cons, depending on how it meets the public interest. Therefore, we must carefully consider those practices to find out the optimal policy. Thank you for your attention. [185 Words Type-B]