Public enterprises performance and the provatization debate ; review of the options for Africa.

By:

African association for public administration and management

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Vikas Publishing.; 1987Description: 509 pISBN:

706934504

Subject(s):

Government business enterprises Africa

DDC classification:

338.62096 Afr

Summary: Faced with widespread poverty, deepening economic malaise negative growth rates and political instability, African governments are more anxious than ever before to promote economic development but are seriously constrained by weak institutional arrangements, poor management and inability to implement needed reform measures.

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Faced with widespread poverty, deepening economic malaise negative growth rates and political instability, African governments are more anxious than ever before to promote economic development but are seriously constrained by weak institutional arrangements, poor management and inability to implement needed reform measures.

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