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This is called privatizing, or privitization, because the firm goes from public ownership to private ownership (a person, group, or corporation).
newly industrializing
Export - selling goods out of the country/region (for example a country produces metal structures and sells them to the neighboring country) Import - purchasing goods in (for example a country needs to purchase grain because their own produce does not cover the needs)
CHINA!
Pakistan. several commercial entities have already been privatised & few others are in the pipeline.
One example of a country that is currently privatizing is Saudi Arabia. The Saudi government has initiated the Saudi Vision 2030 plan, which aims to diversify its economy and reduce its dependence on oil. As part of this plan, many state-owned companies are being privatized, including Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil company.
United States of America.
"After assuming control of its banks in 1982, Mexico began re-privatizing those institutions in 1991." "Re-privatizing government monopolies is one way to attract foreign capital to struggling countries."
When the government gives a private company control of the water distribution.
Sallie Mae, a student loan association, was able to survive the stock market crash by privatizing their company. By privatizing their company stock holders were not able to get in and grab a share making it safer and more effective in not losing their profits.
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Italy is an example of a European country. A European country is a country that is located in the continent of Europe.
Structural Adjustment Loans (SALs) are financial loans provided by international financial institutions, such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, to countries facing economic crises. An example is the SALs given to countries like Ghana in the 1980s, which aimed to promote economic reforms such as liberalizing trade, reducing government spending, and privatizing state-owned enterprises. These loans often come with conditions requiring the borrowing country to implement specific economic policies to foster growth and stability.
example of country laws
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a country becomes a country when it marks where its territory is going to be and calls it "theirs" for example "from this border to this border is the new faboam(example) nation"