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Results of Railway Privatization in Latin America (Resultados de la Privatización de Ferrocarriles en América Latina)

The report reviews the performance of railway concessions in Latin America until 2004. It analyzes the impact of privatization on relevant factors for railway performance such as traffic growth, operational efficiency and investment. Countries covered include Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Bolivia, Chile, Peru and Colombia. Related Information: Railways PPPs

Publication Date:

Jan 01, 2005

Sector:

Transportation

Region:

Latin America and Caribbean (LAC)

Language:

English

Type:

Document

Country:

Global / Non-Specific

By Richard Sharp, The World Bank Group Transport Papers – TP 6, September 2005 (English and Spanish)

The report reviews the performance of railway concessions in Latin America until 2004. It analyzes the impact of privatization on relevant factors for railway performance such as traffic growth, operational efficiency and investment. Countries covered include Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Bolivia, Chile, Peru and Colombia.

Related Information:

Railways PPPs

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