Bank privatization in developing and developed countries: cross-sectional evidence on the impact of economic and political factors

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the factors that affect a country's decision to privatize state-owned banks, like political, institutional and economic aspects, is presented. These factors governing the decision to privatize state-owned banks are also examined from the perspective of developed and developing countries. In developing countries, other than non-OECD countries, political factors play a very important role.

Industrialized Countries, Comparative analysis, Industrial nations, Economic reform

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The economics of privatization

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the privatization of state owned banking sectors is presented. Privatization improves the efficiency of state owned banks but not to the extent of non-financial industries. The participation of foreign banks in privatization of large state owned banks is beneficial economically, but has political repercussions.

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Privatization and bank performance in developing countries

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the efficacy of privatization of banks in developing countries is presented. The analysis is based on data of 81 banks from 22 countries.

Canada

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