The role of public corporations in national development: case studies of the Uganda Development Corporation and the Uganda Electricity Board
Mulozi Glentworth, Garth Wozei
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Mulozi Glentworth, Garth Wozei
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The overall purpose of this article is to contribute to the assessment of the contribution public corporations can make to national development in developing countries. This is done by concentrating on the ways in which two public corporations, Uganda Development Corporation and The Uganda Electricity Board, have contributed to Ugandan development.
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The overall purpose of this article is to contribute to the assessment of the contribution public corporations can make to national development in developing countries. This is done by concentrating on the ways in which two public corporations, Uganda Development Corporation and The Uganda Electricity Board, have contributed to Ugandan development.
Key concepts: Corporation, Electricity, Economic growth, Developing country, Business, National development, Economics, Finance