Chapter 6 of 59 · Where and Why Public Ownership has Failed by Yves Guyot
Conclusions
8. Except in the United States the telegraph and telephone systems are nationally owned and operated. Edition: current; Page: [34] The coining of money is also a function of governments. The railways are government owned, either wholly or in part, in France, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, and Belgium, but the extent of the private systems is greater than that of government lines.
Industrial operation by governments and municipalities is still very limited in scope. Nevertheless, it is already sufficiently widespread to make a conclusion possible as to whether the dreams of its advocates are being materialized, or their promises fulfilled.
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