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    Nationalization - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  • Nationalization, also spelled nationalisation, is the act of taking an industry ... Nationalization usually refers to private assets, but may also mean assets owned ...
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    nationalization: Definition from Answers.com
  • Na·tion·al·i·za·tion n. The act of nationalizing, or the state of being ... Financial & Investment Dictionary: Nationalization ...
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what are the consequences ofthe nationalization of banksworldwide?
what with every country in the world seemingly rushing to follow the brown plan of partial nationalization of the financial system, what do you think the consequences will be? any economists out there got any hints?
The countrys with growing economies will be punished. Those ran by socialists and corrupt dictators will flourish. Nationalization of the banks is one step closer to communism
What does nationalization ofhealth care do to medicalprofessionals?
I am currently a pre-med student and I am wondering how this will affect salaries in this field. I have not really met anyone with an informed opinion/ theory.
Why did President Bush pushthrough the partialnationalization of americanfinancial sector?
and I hear that other industries are in trouble also like the auto industry and they too might need nationalization. Why did presidnt Bush moving this country down the socialization path? According to the definiton I see in books, encyclopedias and dictionaries..socialism is the nationalization of industries and govt seeking to own the means of prodution. Bingo !! exactly what is happening now under the Bush plan. So why is President Bush ushering us down the path of socialism ??
he must be a socialist.
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