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The effects of privatisation in Zambia

By Mwinga, Linda M. Copperbelt University, School of Business, MBA Programme 2003

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Empowered with ownership: the privatisation of housing in Lusaka, Zambia

By Schlyter, Ann. Roma I.S.A.S.N.U.L 2002 . viii, 73p. , ISAS GRUPHEL III Research report 9991131302

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The impact of privatisation on entrepreneurship in Zambia

By Maliti, Biemba H. Kitwe Copperbelt University School of Business 1998 . 72-91pp.

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Issues on the privatisation of Zamtel

By Chilipamushi, D. Kitwe Copperbelt University, School of Business 1999 . 11pages

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Revising the role of the State in a liberalising economy: the case of Zambia

By Chilipamushi, David. Kitwe Copperbelt University, School of Business 1991 . 122pages , The same Document includes other paper presentations by the same Author.

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The socio-economic impact of privatization: lessons for Zambia

By Chilipamushi, D. M. Kitwe Copperbelt University, School of Business 1998 . 19pages.

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The socio-economic impact of privatisation: lessons for Zambia

By Chilipamushi, Davidson. Kitwe Copperbelt University School of Business 1999 . 36-49pp.

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The structural adjustment programme (SAP) and capital investment in Zambia: can the construction industry survive?

By Mashamba, M. S. Kitwe Copperbelt University School of Business 1999 . 4-17pp.

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For whom the wind falls?: winners and losers in the privatisation of Zambia's copper mines.

By Lungu, John. Lusaka CSTNZ /CCJDP 2006 . 84p.: ill. , The study was sponsored by Civil Society Trade Network of Zambia (CSTNZ) & Catholic Centre for Justiice, Development and Peace, Zambia Episcopal Conference (CCJDP)

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