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processors, you are repartitioning systems," McCarron said.
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During elections there was a demand for the repartitioning of secret account funds to India and that is also reflected and most of the funds belong to politicians and the business community.
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Competition, Policy Burdens and State-owned Enterprise Reform" (1998); Taye Mengistae and Colin Xu Lixin, "Agency Theory and Executive Compensation: The Case of Chinese State-Owned Enterprises", Journal of Labor Economics 22 (2004): 615-37 and Colin Xu Lixin, "Determinants of the Repartitioning of Property Rights between the Government and State Enterprises", Economic Development and Cultural Change 46 (1998): 537-60.
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