Too public not to be private Investigating water ownership as a stretagy in a world of economic goods under international trade

By:

MACKLIN, CHAIG

Contributor(s):

MCLARNEY, CAROLAN

Material type:

Mixed materialsPublication details: 2014Description: 7-22Subject(s):

BUSINESS STRATEGY

NLM classification:

658.401

In: ICFAI: JOURNAL OF BUSINESS STRATEGYMSummary: Water has quickly moved from the realm of common and public control into private control as an economic good. Globalization and international investment trade laws, as well as overall trade laws, have helped encourage this shift. Water has strongties to various sector given its usefulness as well as the simple ability to sustain life.

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Water has quickly moved from the realm of common and public control into private control as an economic good. Globalization and international investment trade laws, as well as overall trade laws, have helped encourage this shift. Water has strongties to various sector given its usefulness as well as the simple ability to sustain life.

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