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AES Corporation, 147, 162, 195 Angelucci, M., 95
Africa, 109–35; Guinea water Angola, 113t
supply, 109–11; performance Appel, H., 88
evaluations, 119–27, 125t; Appiah-Kubi, K., 125
privatization record to date, arbitration mechanisms,
111–18, 113t, 114–15f, 116t, 117f; recommended in Africa, 129
solutions, 127–30. See also South Argentina: corruption, 25; initial
Africa; Sub-Saharan Africa; conditions/objectives, 141–42, 149,
specifi c countries 150, 151; performance evaluations,
agricultural sector: Africa, 115f, 154, 155, 157, 158; scale of
116t; Panama, 147; Western privatization, 136; tax revenue,
Europe, 39f 159–60; view of privatization,
Aguas de Barcelona, 162 137–38; water quality, 131n1
airport management, xiii Arrow, K., xii, 10
Albrecht, B., 91 Asia, privatization trends and
Alexeev, M., 90 revenues in, 33, 34t, 35–36f. See
Alfonsin administration, Argentina, also South Asia; specifi c countries
141 Aslund, A., 78, 82
Alitalia, 36 auctions, xiv, 92, 183; Chile, 139;
Allende administration, Chile, 139 Latin America, 160–61; Russia, x;
Andreasson, B., 126 Slovakia, 130
