Disinvestment in India I lose and you gain

By:

Baijal, Pradip

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Pearson Longman 2008 New DelhiDescription: 324ISBN:

9788131712481

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

338.954 BAI

Summary: "process of disinvestment in India has been fraught with challenges and controversies. Disinvestment in India: I Lose and You Gain, written by one who has been at the centre of all privatization debates and controversies, brings to light the facts that surround the disinvestment story. It underlines the most compelling rationales behind privatization: relief to the taxpayer and the simultaneous need for funds for infrastructure development and social-sector investment. This book traces privatization cycles across the globe through a historical perspective by looking at the privatization models and processes adopted in different countries. It also includes case studies of companies like BALCO, Maruti, Hindustan Zinc, VSNL, Jessop and CMC,"

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"process of disinvestment in India has been fraught with challenges and controversies. Disinvestment in India: I Lose and You Gain, written by one who has been at the centre of all privatization debates and controversies, brings to light the facts that surround the disinvestment story. It underlines the most compelling rationales behind privatization: relief to the taxpayer and the simultaneous need for funds for infrastructure development and social-sector investment. This book traces privatization cycles across the globe through a historical perspective by looking at the privatization models and processes adopted in different countries. It also includes case studies of companies like BALCO, Maruti, Hindustan Zinc, VSNL, Jessop and CMC,"

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