Privatization developed a country's economy by strengthening the quality of the product.
what are the merits and demerits of public policy in a developing economies
To learn about the merits and demerits of India's industrial policy of 1991, check out this link: http://www.yourarticlelibrary.com/policies/major-objectives-of-indias-new-industrial-policy-1991/23441/
Merits of decentralization include increased efficiency, as decision-making is closer to the point of service delivery, increased accountability and responsiveness to local needs, and reduced burden on central government. Demerits include potential duplication of services, lack of consistency in policy implementation, and challenges in coordinating resources and efforts across different regions.
Lawrence Okechukwu Azubuike has written: 'Privatization and foreign investments in Nigeria' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Privatization, Foreign Investments
1991 is the year when indian goverment actually thought for privatization through its liberalization policy.
Tarek Hatem has written: 'Patterns of privatization' -- subject(s): Industrial policy, Privatization
what are the nagative and positive of Nigeria policy
John S. Earle has written: 'After voucher privatization' -- subject(s): Privatization 'A spoonful of sugar' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Privatization 'Monopoly power, import competition, and price liberalization in the CSFR' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Economic conditions 'Causes and consequences of privatization' -- subject(s): Public opinion, Privatization, Employees, Attitudes 'Privatization methods and productivity effects in Romanian industrial enterprises' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Industrial productivity, Labor productivity, Privatization 'How late to pay?' -- subject(s): Wages, Economic conditions, Labor market
Yes, the concept of cashless policy was introduced in NIGERIA.
there are no any relevant tax policy that i am aware of. nigeria is still pursuing the formulation of a tax policy
Myrna Alexander has written: 'Argentina's privatization program' -- subject(s): Privatization, Government business enterprises, Structural adjustment (Economic policy)
The World Bank offers several merits, including financing for development projects that can reduce poverty and boost economic growth in low- and middle-income countries. It also provides technical expertise and promotes policy reforms to improve governance and institutional capacity. However, its demerits include criticisms of imposing strict conditions on loans, which can lead to social and environmental concerns, and the potential for fostering dependency rather than sustainable development. Additionally, its bureaucratic nature can slow down project implementation and responsiveness to local needs.