nationalization

Examples of privatization

privatization
The same is true for the full and partial privatization of government equity interests.
A thumbnail version of his argument is that the initial stages of the economic transition usually involve the privatization of state-owned enterprises.
These enterprises, not the privatization of existing ones, are primarily responsible for the creation of a growing private economy.
State and federal statutes disagreed on which categories of property were exempt from privatization.
And, above all, why did some states embrace extensive privatization programmes while other did not?
After privatization, fulfilling these duties became a voluntary matter, with social opprobrium the sole penalty for non-compliance.
This process of privatization becomes very expensive and less relevant in lands that experience a rapid decline in productivity as they are more continuously cultivated.
Privatization, accompanied by emphasis on reducing costs and maximizing efficiency, may have an important impact on gender equity in healthcare access and financial protection.
This would allow for significant interactions between privatization policies, financial markets, and labor markets.
Given this 'moderation' effect of coalition governments, neither radical privatizations nor nationalizations should be expected under coalition governments.
This question is also linked to the issue of whether the resource is better managed following privatization.
But does privatization resolve the present problems or is it merely a devil in disguise?
As noted above it is exactly this difference in property-rights that explains why privatization has not been a politically attractive option in the energy sector.
And selling state assets requires the presence of buyers with deep pockets and a privatization programme geared up to sell big-ticket items.
In addition, there are strong tendencies towards ' 'privatization' ' of testing and certification.
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