Contracting Out in Defense: Lessons from the British Experience for the U.S. and Great Britain
Contracting out is an important instrument and should to be employed effectively. The British method of financing it has encouraged the growth of the state while creating risks andperverse incentives. The U.S. and Britain should each learn fromthe other's experience about when to employ contracting out, how tofund it, how to design suitable programs, and how to improve itsefficiency.
Source: heritage.org
