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Post-conflict Privatisation: A Review of Developments in Serbia and Bosnia Herzegovina

Kate Bayliss

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The Economics and Statistics Analysis Unit has been established by DFID to undertake research, analysis and synthesis, mainly by seconded DFID economists, statisticians and other professionals, which advances understanding of the processes of poverty reduction and pro-poor growth in the contemporary global context, and of the design and implementation of policies that promote these objectives.ESAU's mission is to make research conclusions available to DFID, and to diffuse them in the wider development community.

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The Economics and Statistics Analysis Unit has been established by DFID to undertake research, analysis and synthesis, mainly by seconded DFID economists, statisticians and other professionals, which advances understanding of the processes of poverty reduction and pro-poor growth in the contemporary global context, and of the design and implementation of policies that promote these objectives.ESAU's mission is to make research conclusions available to DFID, and to diffuse them in the wider development community.

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The Economics and Statistics Analysis Unit has been established by DFID to undertake research, analysis and synthesis, mainly by seconded DFID economists, statisticians and other professionals, which advances understanding of the processes of poverty reduction and pro-poor growth in the contemporary global context, and of the design and implementation of policies that promote these objectives.ESAU's mission is to make research conclusions available to DFID, and to diffuse them in the wider development community.

Key concepts: Credibility, Politics, Political science, Sample (material), Economy, Bosnia herzegovina, Economic policy, Development economics

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