Privatization in Indonesia

Performance measurements and impacts of privatization Performance measurement in emerging markets: Control privatization versus revenue privatization

Privatization in Higher Education.PDF

Despite the remarkable rate of change that marks our world today, six forces are undeniably spurring the spread of privatization in higher education: the rise of an information-based economy, changes in demographics, an increase in public scrutiny, the advent of new technologies, the convergence of knowledge-based organizations, and a decline in public trust in government. Governors can help st...

Privatization when Workers Control Firms: Mass Privatization versus MEBO

Privatization of exploitation in Russia

As Hakamata [1] has pointed out, the current crisis in Russia cannot be understood or remedied by economic theories and methods because it stems from the ethos of reckless cheating by “entrepreneurs” and other businesspersons. Because of the rampant practice of cheating, firms as well as consumers cannot count on honesty in business activities. Maruyama discussed [9– 11] that the hidden purpose...

Privatization and Political Accountability

This article draws some general connections between privatization and political accountability. Although the main focus of the article is to examine different types of privatization, specifically exploring the ramifications for political accountability of each type, I also engage in some speculation as to whether there are situations in which privatization might raise constitutional concerns re...