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Originally Posted by nomadking
You can't be in favour of competition and against what is referred to as "privatisation"
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See this is why you only got the half point for your application of economics earlier.
You want to do more research into natural monopoly or oligopoly. Both occur where market failure takes place for a variety of reasons. These markets should either be in public hands or heavily regulated.
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You do realise there was a massive increase in NHS "privatisation" under Labour.
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A distraction from my point. I think we can safely say Corbyn and McDonnell shouldn't be tarnished by Blair's introduction of "the market" into the NHS.