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Vertical Restructuring of the Infrastructure Sectors of Transition Economies Russell Pittman Director of Economic Research Director of International Technical Assistance Economic Analysis Group
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Document Date: 2009-11-04 09:41:59

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City

Washington / DC / Mexico City / /

Company

Simmons / the Financial Times / /

Country

Poland / Romania / Russia / United States / Brazil / Canada / Chad / United Kingdom / Lithuania / Argentina / Mexico / Sweden / /

Currency

pence / /

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IndustryTerm

long-distance electricity transmission lines / electricity / gibbest train operator / telecommunications / comparative solutions / monopoly producer / local telecommunications services / telephone connections / unlike electricity / telecommunications sectors / /

Organization

World Bank / Antitrust Division / U.S. Department of Justice / office of the Rail Regulator / European Union / Conservative government / Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative government / Council of the European Union / /

Person

Sean Ennis / Alex Raskovich / Gheorghe Oprescu / Ivan Fyodorovich / David Lewis / Margaret Thatcher / Helena Tang / Sarunas Pajarskas / Roumeen Islam / Salvatore Massa / Robin Allen / Rafael Vargas / Lavinia Stan / Gordon Biddle / /

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Position

Director of Economic Research and Director of International Technical Assistance / Economic Analysis Group / monopoly producer / author / Transition Economies Russell Pittman Director of Economic Research Director / owner/controller / Economic Research Director of International Technical Assistance Economic Analysis Group / consultant / candidate for restructuring / /

ProgrammingLanguage

DC / /

PublishedMedium

the Financial Times / /

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