Synthèses : Politique de la concurrence et concessions

Les pouvoirs publics ont longtemps fourni à leurs administrés des biens ou des services qui pouvaient, sous une certaine forme, l’être par le secteur privé. Ces dernières décennies, la tendance a cependant consisté à transférer ces fonctions et les actifs publics correspondants entre des mains privées. La méthode la plus courante et généralement privilégiée à cet effet est la privatisation ou la vente ou le transfert direct de la

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