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ROLE OF GOVERNMENTS: FROM STATE CONTROL TO LAISSER-FAIRE POLICY

P Teurnier, P Domenach

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Since the end of large transportation companies (monopoly or not), the control is now with the government. The article examines the direction transportation planning and policy must take for sustainable development in African context.

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Since the end of large transportation companies (monopoly or not), the control is now with the government. The article examines the direction transportation planning and policy must take for sustainable development in African context.

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Since the end of large transportation companies (monopoly or not), the control is now with the government. The article examines the direction transportation planning and policy must take for sustainable development in African context.

Key concepts: Monopoly, Context (archaeology), Control (management), State (computer science), Government (linguistics), Public policy, Public administration, Sustainable development

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