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  1. #1    omg i hate that\
    written by g33g33 947 days 8 hours 58 minutes ago
  2. #2    i love that
    written by lovers 944 days 17 hours 52 minutes ago
  3. #3    i love the white dress cute clothes nice game
    written by demeedoo 943 days 19 hours 42 minutes ago
  4. #4    this game was ight boring though!!!!
    written by tedey162173 939 days 11 hours 54 minutes ago
  5. #5    But the privatization process was not entirely homogeneous, uniform, transparent, or, for that matter, fair.

    http://www.facebook.com/notes/oubookstore/seal-line-black-canyon-5-litre-dry-bag/317973734879307 The stock of some of the enterprises was sold to an individual, or group of individuals, by a direct, negotiated sale. A "controlling stake" (nucleus) was thus sold, ostensibly yielding to the state a premium paid by the private investors for the control of the sold firm.

    This method of privatization was criticized as "crony capitalism". For some reason, a select group of businessmen, all cronies of the ruling political elite, seemed to benefit the most. They bought the controlling stakes at unrealistically low prices, said the critics. To support their thesis, they pointed to the huge disparity between the price at which the "cronies" bought the shares - and the price at which they, later, sold it to the public through the stock exchange. The "cronies" cried foul: the difference in the prices was precisely because of privatization, better management and financial control. Maybe. But the recurrence of the same names in every major privatization deal still looked suspiciously odd.
    written by meepo2543 57 days 10 hours 21 minutes ago
  6. #6    But the privatization process was not entirely homogeneous, uniform, transparent, or, for that matter, fair.

    http://www.facebook.com/notes/oubookstore/seal-line-black-canyon-5-litre-dry-bag/317973734879307 The stock of some of the enterprises was sold to an individual, or group of individuals, by a direct, negotiated sale. A "controlling stake" (nucleus) was thus sold, ostensibly yielding to the state a premium paid by the private investors for the control of the sold firm.

    This method of privatization was criticized as "crony capitalism". For some reason, a select group of businessmen, all cronies of the ruling political elite, seemed to benefit the most. They bought the controlling stakes at unrealistically low prices, said the critics. To support their thesis, they pointed to the huge disparity between the price at which the "cronies" bought the shares - and the price at which they, later, sold it to the public through the stock exchange. The "cronies" cried foul: the difference in the prices was precisely because of privatization, better management and financial control. Maybe. But the recurrence of the same names in every major privatization deal still looked suspiciously odd.
    written by meepo2543 57 days 10 hours 17 minutes ago
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