A free market economy will, according to the Commission, lead to aflowering of Cuban entrepreneurial energy which will allow for economic growth and adequate social welfare provision. The Commission recommends the privatization of all state-owned industries and infrastructure (including ports, air transport, public transportation, energy, and telecommunications), as well as the replacement of socially-owned housing with private housing markets. Privatization of education is to be encouraged by permitting the operation of private and church-related schools and by support for business
partnerships with schools, and Cuba’s socialized health care system is to be subjected to “restructuring and/or modernization”