Public Administration & Ethics In public administration‚ decisions are a lot of times made based upon ethical principles‚ which are the perception of what the general public would agree is correct. This helps keep the administrators ethical because they first must ask themselves if they will be under public scrutiny if they don’t make an ethical decision. Ethics has also placed additional burden on public administrators regarding how they handle their personal lives. When a person enters
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BCEInc-Bondholder Case 1. List the key stakeholders and their interests in the proposed privatization of BCE. Who would be the winners and losers if the proposed privatization of BCE were to proceed? * Board of Directors of BCE- Interested in maximizing shareholder value and would be considered a winner if privatized. * Bondholders- Interested in maintaining investment grade bonds of BCE and would be considered losers if BCE is privatized since their bonds would most likely become junk
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Neo-liberalism and the resource curse of Africa Globalization is described as the accelerated flow of goods/services‚ information and people but since colonialism theses flows have permitted many countries (the West) to build strong states‚ governments and accumulation of wealth ; while others ( Africa) were still held back by political instability‚ social inequality and economic injustice. Inequality in African countries puts Africa in a pre and post modernist era‚ and with such instability the
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Hiranandani Disability‚ Economic Globalization and Privatization: A Case Study of India Vanmala Hiranandani Associate Professor-cum-Deputy Director Center for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policies SNDT Women’s University Mumbai‚ India E-mail: vanmala_hi@yahoo.com Deepa Sonpal Program Coordinator UNNATI Organization for Development Education Gujarat‚ India E-mail: deepasonpal@rediffmail.com Keywords: disability; privatization; India-economic reforms; international development
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her strong handed nature to politics. She drove down unemployment and brought Britain out of a recession through utilizing neoliberal policies. Thatcher increased the power of the private sector with a reduction of government regulation and privatization of public facilities. She took charge at creating a culture that was focused on the individual. Lastly she battled any unions‚ which sought to challenge the neoliberal values she was fostering. In order to claim Margaret Thatcher as a neoliberal
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Disaffected employees at the government`s GCHQ`s electronic spying headquarters began to leak information about intelligence and secret service dirty-tricks operations against NUM leaders to the Guardian in the winter 1990-91. Whistleblowers alleged that Margaret Tatcher personally authorized a „Get Scargill“ campaign during and after 1984-85 strike and ordered an unprecedented mobilization of British and American electronic surveillance networks . There had been direct media campaign against
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As with many issues pertaining to globalization‚ concerns and hopes about international investment revolve in many ways around what governments may do. This means both what governments may do to regulate foreign investment‚ perhaps to make it less volatile‚ as well as actions government may take simply to get out of the way of the market‚ clearing the existing barriers to capital. Every government has got some aims to maintain the rate of GDP ( gross domestic product) that having a stable economy
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Provide state-owned companies with access to private capital (including foreign capital) necessary for expansion iv. Add industrial diversity and liquidity to the equity market Constraints faced by the French State: i. Concerned that the privatization program must be successful politically as well ii. Desired a broad distribution of stock‚ in which ultimate buyers would be both private individual investors and institutions – noyaux durs‚ long-term holders. The goals of Rhône-Poulenc:
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they have a strong incentive to work night and day to ensure that their enterprise becomes successful and profitable. Government lacks those incentives‚ so government-managed enterprises fail to perform across the world. privatization change enterprises Ultimately‚ privatization gives new life to an ailing PSU. But initially‚ privatisation changes three things -- incentives‚ priorities and access. * No one worries about economizing when they spend government money‚ but everyone worries about spending
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The Russian state has been characterized by its strong heritage of powerful‚ autocratic leadership. This domination by small ruling elite has been seen throughout Russia’s history and has transferred into its economic history. Throughout the Russian czarist period‚ to the legacy of seventy years of communism; Russia has been a country marked by strong central state planning‚ a strict command economy and an overall weak market infrastructure (Goldman‚ 2003). Self-interest‚ manipulation and corruption
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