When it comes to the government contracts that create a private facility, it has seen to shift the work force motives. A popular term used to describe them is "for-profit." Because they are made for intention of making money, it is very cost efficient in a solely economic view-point. The problem with privatizing a prison is that they seek for the highest occupancy rate so that they can make the most profit possible. The whole industry is run on the amount of prisoners they have locked up per-quota. Some of these private prisons contracts even require a 90-100% incarceration rate. CCA, the largest of the for-profit prisons offered a contract between 48 state governors, which would allow them to operate their public state prisons for 20 years
