If private companies in developing countries, cannot get a reliable supply of power, water, telephone service, or transport, they will provide it themselves. In Nigeria, an inefficient public monopoly is the main problem. In Indonesia, and Thailand, it is more a question of keeping up with rapid growth. In all three countries, some form of substitution occurs for almost every infrastructure service nominally supplied by the government. The note identifies...
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1995/05/31
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简介
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21696
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2001/03/20
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Disclosed
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Self-provision of water and power: costly responses to public failure
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Infrastructure privatization