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Publications → Privatization and SME → Privatization Issues

Infrastructure and public utilities privatization in developing countries

The paper analyzes governments' tradeoff between fiscal benefits and consumer surplus in privatization reforms of noncompetitive industries in developing countries. Under privatization, the control rights are transferred to private interests so that public subsidies decline.

Author Auriol, E., Picard, Pierre M
Date 01-Jun-2006
Institute World Bank
Tags developing, privatization, reform
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