 | Contents |  |
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Foreword | vii |
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Acknowledgments | ix |
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Part I. Introduction and Methodology |  |
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1. | Divestiture: Questions and Answers | 3 |
2. | Methodology | 19 |
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Part II. United Kingdom: Selling to Crown Jewels of an Industrial Economy |  |
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3. | Divestiture in the United Kingdom | 41 |
4. | British Telecom | 51 |
5. | British Airways | 107 |
6. | National Freight | 143 |
7. | Summary: United Kingdom | 173 |
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Part III. Chile: Selling Efficient Public Enterprises in Well-Regulated Markets |  |
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8. | Divestiture in Chile | 181 |
9. | CHILGENER | 193 |
10. | ENERSIS | 223 |
11. | Compañía de Teléfonos de Chile | 253 |
12. | Summary: Chile | 285 |
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Part IV. Malaysia: Divesting for Growth and Equity |  |
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13. | Divestiture in Malaysia | 299 |
14. | Malaysian Airline Systems | 307 |
15. | Kelang Container Terminal | 339 |
16. | Sports Toto Malaysia | 371 |
17. | Summary: Malaysia | 393 |
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Part V. Mexico: Divestiture as an Instrument of Stabilization |  |
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18. | Divestiture in Mexico | 407 |
19. | Teléfonos de México | 417 |
20. | Aeroméxico | 457 |
21. | Mexicana de Aviación | 495 |
22. | Summary: México | 515 |
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Part VI. Cross-Country and Cross-Enterprise Comparisons and Conclusions |  |
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23. | Synthesis of Cases | 527 |
24. | Policy Summary | 575 |
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Bibliography | 591 |
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Index | 603 |