This article examines how state ownership influences economic decision-making and development outcomes.
This article examines the role of the public sector in development and planning. It argues that state ownership alone does not automatically solve development problems, but it can reveal the political nature of economic decision-making and the limits of market forces. The paper analyzes how public enterprises, planning choices, and state intervention may contribute to investment, social priorities, and structural change, while also depending on broader political objectives and social relations.
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