The Impact of Monopoly on Privatization
XU Rong-zong
Abstract
XU Rong-zong
Abstract
Various conclusions of empirical studies about privatization imply that other conditions may be required for the success of privatization. Without suitable conditions privatization may fail. This article analyzes how natural monopoly and administrative monopoly affect privatization, and the finding is that, other things being equal, SOEs, with little administrative monopolistic power and locating within more competitive markets, are more likely to improve performance after privatization.
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Various conclusions of empirical studies about privatization imply that other conditions may be required for the success of privatization. Without suitable conditions privatization may fail. This article analyzes how natural monopoly and administrative monopoly affect privatization, and the finding is that, other things being equal, SOEs, with little administrative monopolistic power and locating within more competitive markets, are more likely to improve performance after privatization.
Key concepts: Monopolistic competition, Monopoly, Natural monopoly, Industrial organization, Empirical research, Economics, Power (physics), Business