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发表于 2016-10-22 21:05
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wishpolo 发表于 2016-10-22 20:58
要看私有化的企业是否是垄断企业。垄断企业一旦开始追求利润,有什么理由电价会便宜呢?这个问题的答案就 ...
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The plan enjoyed significant support, including from business groups seeking lower electricity prices, such as the Energy Users' Association, the Business Council and the Australian Industry Group; and by transport lobby groups Infrastructure Partnerships Australia and the Tourism and Transport Forum.[34] In addition, a number of senior Labor figures came out in support, including former Prime Minister Paul Keating, former NSW Treasurer Michael Costa, and former federal Resources Minister Martin Ferguson. Following the election, former Labor Premiers Bob Carr and Morris Iemma and former Labor Treasurer Michael Egan added their voices in support. Full privatisation of poles and wires also had the support of Australia's Productivity Commission.[35]
The party's claims on price increases were debunked by separate reports from Australian Broadcasting Corporation,[37] Deloitte Access Economics and the Grattan Institute.[38] Dr Tom Parry, formerly the head of NSW's Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal, told The Australian "all the evidence" was that privatised networks "have much better cost controls ... I don't see why there's any basis to suggest that network charges will go up as a result of privatisation."
Some of the most savage criticism came from within the Labor party itself. Keating dismissed the campaign as the work of "some obscurantists".[39] Ferguson went further, saying he was "ashamed of the Party" and accusing Foley and the unions of "deliberately misleading the public, creating unnecessary fear and trying to scare people."[40] Costa, whose own privatisation plan had been rejected by Labor's state conference, slammed "a small, privileged special interest group, the electricity unions" for repeating "lie after desperate lie" on the government's plan.[41] Egan said simply "I would've thought the Labor Party had grown up on that issue."[42] |
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