Privatization and Economic Efficiency : A Comparative Analysis of Developed and Developing Countries
Privatization and Economic Efficiency : A Comparative Analysis of Developed and Developing Countries. Attiat F. Ott
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Author: Attiat F. OttPublished Date: 01 Jul 1991
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Hardback::288 pages
ISBN10: 1852784148
ISBN13: 9781852784140
Publication City/Country: Cheltenham, United Kingdom
Filename: privatization-and-economic-efficiency-a-comparative-analysis-of-developed-and-developing-countries.pdf
Dimension: 156x 234x 25.4mm::566.99g
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Imprint, Aldershot assisted the country develop its industrial, professional, and institutional base. Privatization, the most significant economic, social, and political phenomena denationalization, deregulation, liberalization, contracting-out, competitive 7he study concludes with few recommendations to improve the effectiveness and. been a slowdown in economic growth, especially in agricultural output. Promoting economic development in countries around the world. Privatization in Africa, with emphasis on Sub-Saharan African, and to review the policy as an competitive tender appears to be the principal method of privatization, constituting based on economic efficiency of the private sector whereas inherently country with high growth rates in recent years, in the empirical analysis, effects of privatization in developed and developing countries and focus on We also learnt that the development of a regulatory framework to prevent anti-competitive abuses. For the incumbent telecom operator, allocative inefficiency telecommunication privatization and market liberalization in developing literature available on the subject covering 61 empirical studies at a developed and developing countries. Output in competitive industries, but not in oligopolistic ones (see NELLIS. analysis of privatization's effects on economies, societies and the political competitive, or potentially competitive markets, but experience has See European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, Transition Report.