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Privatisation is best because a motive for profit ensures that costs are kept down and efficiency is higher.
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Several African heads of state are expected to be key speakers at the second Pan-African investment summit entitled Privatisation in Practice to be held at the Hilton Hotel in Johannesburg from
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- Privatisation occurs when state-owned enterprises are sold to private individuals and companies.
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To be fair to this administration the cornering law (alias Privatisation Act) was not promulgated by it.
Vanguard News 2009
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To be fair to this administration the cornering law (alias Privatisation Act) was not promulgated by it.
Vanguard News 2009
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'Privatisation' and 'liberalisation', in reality, amount to technical terms for removing critical economic decisions from the realm of public accountability.
unknown title 2009
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Privatisation in the railways, gas, electricity and water has been a wholesale disaster creating an extra layer of profiteering and greed – and in so doing contributing to making things very expensive.
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Privatisation would also mean that the university would not have to follow government guidelines on widening access to poorer students.
LSE looks at option of going private Jeevan Vasagar 2010
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Privatisation takes away the possibilities of adventure and play.
Archive 2009-04-01 Mia 2009
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Privatisation of the NHS will return us to the Victorian values of death and misery for the poor.
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