-
becomes less regulated.
Government functions and
services may also be
privatised (which may also be
known as "franchising" or "out-sourcing"); in this...
- 072
miles (16,209 km). In
Great Britain, the
British Rail
network was
privatised between 1994 and 1997,
followed by a
rapid rise in p****enger numbers....
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ineffective and uncompetitive. Currently, the
government is
trying to
privatise these industries;
problems include corruption in the
public sector and...
- The
State Ac****ulating
Pension Fund, the only state-owned fund, was
privatised in 2006. The country's
unified financial regulatory agency oversees and...
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Retrieved 3 May 2021.
Moneycontrol News (17
November 2021). "Govt will
privatise 5-6
companies in 2021-22,
including BPCL:
DIPAM Secretary". Moneycontrol...
- Sweden's competitiveness,
among them
reducing the
welfare state and
privatising public services and goods. A
referendum p****ed with 52.3% in
favour of...
- Malta's
membership in the
European Union,
which it
joined on 1 May 2004, it
privatised some state-controlled
firms and
liberalised markets.
Malta has a financial...
- the
private car is the
predominant mode of transport. The
railways were
privatised in 1993 but were re-nationalised by the
government in
stages between 2004...
- The
statutory boards of the
Government of
Singapore are
autonomous organisations that have been
tasked to
perform an
operational function by
legal statutes...
- cronyism.
Cameroon turned to
foreign aid, cut
government spending, and
privatised industries. With the
reintroduction of multi-party
politics in December...
