Privatization in Turkey and the situation of Nazilli Sumerbank on the result of privatization application with rantability and productivity analysis.
2006
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Hazırlayan : Aylin D LEKTezin Adı : Privatization in Turkey and The Stituation of Nazilli Sumerbank on TheResult of Privatization Applications with Rantability and Productivity AnalysisABSTRACTThe main goal of this study is to eveluate public companies which has been privatizedin the process of reconstruction of the state on the sample of Nazilli Sümerbank. For this aim,an emprical study has been applied on the basis of the previous studies and literature by usingthe secondary data method. As a conclusion, it is preferred to ask the questions of ?when isprivatization carried on, which field is suitable for the privatization, which conditions shouldbe used and which companies should be privatized?? instead of ?is privatization necessary ornot?? about the privatization which has gained importance for the process of change in theworld.
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Aylin Dilek
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Aylin Dilek (Master Thesis). Privatization in Turkey and the situation of Nazilli Sumerbank on the result of privatization application with rantability and productivity analysis., 2006, Aydın Adnan Menderes University.
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