Chile’s Water System (A): The Privatization Debate Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Chile's Water System (A): The Privatization Debate Case Solution

Chile’s president offered a legislature to several reforms designed to reinforce the agency that controlled the tariffs charged by the water companies of Chile. Although a half dozen water companies were not public, most of the water systems were in public control.
Before it privatized the remaining businesses the authorities needed to reform the regulatory agency. HKS Instance Amount 1448.0

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PUBLICATION DATE: July 01, 1998

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