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<abstract>A variety of divestiture proposals are now being considered in the
United States, including selling the Naval Petroleum Reserves, four
Power Marketing Administrations, and the Helium Program. Because the
U.S. government has limited experience with asset divestiture, GAO
examined the experiences of other governments for lessons that might
prove useful for the United States. For this study, GAO reviewed the
divestiture experiences of the following five countries: Canada, France,
Mexico, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom and major industries that
have been fully or partially privatized such as agriculture, mining and
construction, manufacturing, transportation and public utilities,
finance, insurance, and real estate, and services. This report discusses
(1) the privatization process, (2) the valuation and preparation of the
assets for sale, and (3) the use and display of the sale proceeds for
budgetary purposes.</abstract>
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