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Nationalization began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, gaining momentum particularly after World War II. Many countries, especially in Europe and parts of Asia, nationalized key industries and resources to promote economic stability and social equity. Notable examples include the nationalization of the British coal industry in 1947 and the nationalization of oil resources in several countries during the 1960s and 1970s. The trend has varied by country and context, often influenced by political ideologies and economic needs.
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What is meant by nationalisation of bank?
Nationalisation of banks means taking private ownersip of banks to goverment.
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How many banks were in second phase of nationalisation?
6
Nationalisation of bank when Indira Gandhi was prime minister?
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Nationalisation
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Indira Gandhi
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nationalisation
When was the second phase of nationalisation of banks done?
15th April, 1980
What are disadvantages of nationalisation?
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Leonard J. Tivey has written: 'Nationalisation in British industry'
Why do Britain doesn't want to nationalize the Suez canal?
Because Great Britain owned a lot of it, which it lost with the nationalisation
What is the opposite to privatisation?
The simplest answer to this question would be: Nationalisation. This is where the government toakes responsibility for and control of the utility or service in question.
