• Pemex, the state-owned oil company that dominates the Mexican economy, recently announced deep-water oil discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico, suggesting the company might be able to slow the decline of its production.

    FORBES: The Mexican Miracle: Despite Drug War, Economy Is Booming

  • The provincial government granted Zhejiang the exclusive right to construct and operate major highways in Zhejiang Province - which, as home mainly to township enterprises, private companies and foreign enterprises rather than rickety state-owned enterprises, enjoys a relatively healthy economy.

    CNN: TARRED BY A BROAD BRUSH

  • During a trip last week to Chongqing, businesspeople from different fields told me its economy is basically healthy, though uncertainty hangs over the leadership jobs at some state-owned companies, the global business outlook and efforts by China to restructure its own economy.

    FORBES: Ford, At Epicenter Of Political Storm in China, Sees "A Great Place To Do Business"

  • Although most of the economy is now private, state-owned firms still account for 60% of industrial output.

    ECONOMIST: Poland

  • To the Bank's technocrats, it was obvious that the country had too many banks, many of them state-owned, and that they were not serving the economy at all well.

    ECONOMIST: Paul Wolfowitz at the World Bank

  • In Brazil, where it is often said that an activist industrial policy helps to explain why the economy has been thriving, a surging state-owned development bank, BNDES, is probably crowding out other sources of finance (see article).

    ECONOMIST: The state and business

  • Although the economy is reviving, the banks (especially state-owned Landesbanks) are troubled and growth will remain sluggish.

    ECONOMIST: Germany's election

  • But a regional downturn in the past few years has exposed several weak areas in the economy, besides the obvious problems of Vietnam's big state-owned firms.

    ECONOMIST: Hanoi Bill

  • He implemented a radical programme of free-market reforms, removing subsidies, privatising state-owned companies and reducing the role of the state in almost all spheres of the economy.

    BBC: Alberto Fujimori in file photo from 1999

  • Millions of people who previously had little or no stake in the economy found themselves being able to own their houses and buy shares in the former state-owned businesses.

    BBC: Obituary: Margaret Thatcher

  • When combined with the original state-owned firms that Indonesia still promises to privatise, these assets offer the government a golden opportunity to reshape the economy.

    ECONOMIST: Nationalising Indonesia

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