Privatization in Africa

Article Abstract:

Almost all African governments are heavily involved in their respective domestic economies. However, the traditionally poor performance of such state-owned enterprises has had a detrimental effect on African economies as a whole. These nations are turning to privatization as a means towards economic adjustment and for accumulating investment capital. The lessons from the experiences of Togo, Senegal and Nigeria are presented.

Nigeria, Togo, Senegal

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Privatization and economic stabilization in Mexico

Article Abstract:

Privatization played a significant role in Mexico's success in transforming its stagnant economy to a successful externally oriented economy. Privatization coupled with a major economic adjustment program allowed Mexican enterprises to attain growth more rapidly and garner increased revenues. Several lessons gleaned from the Mexican experience are presented.

Mexico

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