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The process or an instance of returning to private ownership.See Also: reprivatize
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Reprivatization — refers to the process of restoring to its former owners properties seized by a government, or to the process of compensating previously uncompensated former owners. This is often a component of larger privatization schemes. The term is most often … Wikipedia
reprivatization — (|)rē+ noun ( s) Etymology: re + private + ization : the act or action of privatizing again : restoration to private ownership or control (as after nationalization) the reprivatization of the subways is … to be desired Henry Hazlitt * * *… … Useful english dictionary
reprivatization — n. act of making private again, act of retransferring something from government to private control (also reprivatisation) … English contemporary dictionary
reprivatization — re·privatization … English syllables
reprivatization bill — law that calls for reprivatizing … English contemporary dictionary
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