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This paper provides practical guidance to government officials charged with managing case-by-case privatization programs. It identifies the key steps for privatization, describes sale options and the processes for carrying them out, and examines special conditions. It outlines how governments should undertake case-by-case privatization by identifying basic principles and common challenges, describes various methods for valuing state enterprises, and explains the role of financial advisers and sales agents in valuing candidates for privatization and developing sale options.

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title:The Case-by-case Approach to Privatization : Techniques and Examples World Bank Technical Paper ; No. 403
author:Welch, Dick.; Fremond, Olivier
publisher:World Bank
isbn10 | asin:0821341960
print isbn13:9780821341964
ebook isbn13:9780585217604
language:English
subjectPrivatization--Case studies.
publication date:1998
lcc:HD3850.W363 1998eb
ddc:338.9
subject:Privatization--Case studies.
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