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IRISSAK [1]
4 years ago
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A giant telecommunications company that was previously owned by the government of Sunzabia, a European country, is sold to an in

dependent industrialist to ensure that the company is handled in a more efficient way. This scenario exemplifies _____.
Business
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zmey [24]4 years ago
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<span>The scenario in which giant telecommunications company that was previously owned by the government of Sunzabia, a European country, is sold to an independent industrialist to ensure that the company is handled in a more efficient way exemplifies privatization. 
</span><span>A publicly traded company (in this case owned by the government of Sunzabia) is bought  by private investors (in this case independent industriailst).</span>
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