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Library Bookwatch, July, 2005
The Future Of State-Owned Financial Institutions
Gerard Caprio, et.al., Editors
Brookings Institution Press
1775 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20036
0815713355 $39.95 www.brookings.edu
Publicly-owned banks and other commercial establishments serve a large number of countries -but these countries suffer from slower economic development and less private sector credit. Experts in The Future Of State-owned Financial Institutions analyze the challenges of these enterprises and their continued relevance and existence, evaluating their performance, value, and methods of privatization.
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