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PATTERNS OF PRIVATE HOSPITAL OWNERSHIP IN VICTORIA
Community Health Studies, 1982AbstractA study has been conducted into the pattern of ownership of “for‐profit” private hospitals in Victoria. Private companies were found to dominate the acute care private hospital business in Victoria; the company structures were sophisticated, involving numerous individuals and the business was rapidly expanding.
Morley, JB, Taylor, RG, Opit, LJ
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Privatization, partial state ownership, and competition
Journal of Comparative Economics, 2003Abstract In practice, governments in transition and other economies often retain some shares in privatized firms. For a two-firm differentiated-product oligopoly, we show how partial state ownership affects the firms' subsequent investment and output behavior.
John Bennett, James Maw
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Ownership Reforms or Privatization?
Eastern European Economics, 1991(1991). Ownership Reforms or Privatization? Eastern European Economics: Vol. 30, Privatization in Central Europe, pp. 57-91.
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Regional Science and Urban Economics, 1990
Abstract The paper examines the efficiency of different institutional arrangements for private ownership of commons. It compares three cases: the private owner is (i) a producer-seller, (ii) a landlord who hires the right to use the common to independent owner-operators, and (iii) a landlord who hires his road to profit-maximizing firms. A well-known
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Abstract The paper examines the efficiency of different institutional arrangements for private ownership of commons. It compares three cases: the private owner is (i) a producer-seller, (ii) a landlord who hires the right to use the common to independent owner-operators, and (iii) a landlord who hires his road to profit-maximizing firms. A well-known
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Ownership matters: private equity and the political division of ownership
Organization, 2010This article returns to the issue of how ownership matters. It does so by developing a critique of the ‘advantage-value-return’ framework of assumptions about value creation from the product market, which are recurrent in resource based strategy and many other discourses that highlight what managers can do and the variable governance of management by ...
Ismail Erturk +4 more
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Private Economic Liberty and the Idea of Quasi-Private Ownership
Raisons politiques, 2019L’idée de « liberté économique privée » est centrale à la fois pour la conception de l’équité au sein d’un marché libre – conception développée par John Tomasi – ainsi que pour l’école du libéralisme néo-classique dont les travaux de Tomasi sont peut-être l’exemple le plus largement discuté. Dans cet article, j’examine le rôle joué par la conception de
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A Primer on Private Equity Ownership in ABA
Behavior Analysis in PracticeThe applied behavior analysis (ABA) service industry is currently estimated to be worth at least $4 billion. As a result of potential profits that can be made from ABA services, for-profit organizations have become more common in the field. One type of for-profit organization that has become especially prominent in the ABA service industry is private ...
Cody Morris +3 more
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Private Property and Dispersion of Ownership in Large Corporations
The Journal of Finance, 1973BERLE AND MEANS [13] long ago noted the increasing diffusion of ownership in large American corporations and concluded that control was shifting from the stockholders to the managers. Since then, the Berle-Means (B-M) thesis has been the subject of continuous and heated controversy both within and without the profession, and has provided a major ...
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A Defense of Private Forest Ownership
Journal of Forestry, 1935Abstract In his "Letter to the President," published in the November issue of the JOURNAL, Dr. Cary made clear his dissent from many of the conclusions of the Copeland Report and his vigorous skepticism regarding the need for urging rapidly forward a federal acquisition program based in major part on the premise that private ownership
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