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plan
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The privatization plan was subject to further government and parliamentary discussion.
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Their plan , they argue, would not have the inherent risks of the more radical privatization plans.
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Critics of the privatization plan claimed that it was improvised, lacked clear conditions and had suffered from poor regulation.
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Under Chatichai such unions had wielded considerable power and had caused serious disruption to the government's privatization plans .
program
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Their privatization programs slipped badly last year, and both governments desperately need cash.
programme
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The privatization programme also covers schemes to promote deregulation and competition in the economy.
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The bonds might be used in the privatization programme and other debt conversion programmes yet to be created.
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They maintained the momentum of the privatization programme in the late 1980s and early 1990s with the privatization of electricity and water.
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The privatization programme has been recognized as a major break with the mixed economy consensus.
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This is partly due to the privatization programme which has been implemented in recent years and has reduced the number of public corporations.
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This was the first such sale in the government's privatization programme .
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In September 1989 a draft law was presented which aimed to facilitate a large-scale privatization programme over the next five years.
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Macmillan likened the privatization programme to the reaction of individuals or estates when they run into difficulties.
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see
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Do people who buy privatization stock see themselves as establishing a stake in the economy?
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But just as obviously, privatization is not the solution.
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Ownership is obviously central to the disposal of state property - privatization - in the move to a market economy.
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The Industry Ministry was scheduled for abolition, to be replaced by a State Committee directed towards drafting industrial strategy and privatization .
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The market quickly comes to be seen as unfair, and political support for official privatization falls.
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Their privatization programs slipped badly last year, and both governments desperately need cash.
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Their plan, they argue, would not have the inherent risks of the more radical privatization plans.