| Abstract: | The extent and scope of public corporations in Tanzania show the important place they occupy in the economic development of the country. The urgency and necessity of economic development in the Third World Countries in general, and Tanzania in particular, demand that the corporations need not only to fulfill their roles and objectives, but also to minimise costs with the aim of creating and increasing surplus. This study evaluates the performance of District Development Corporations (DDCs) to realise the above: Introduction - Towards a general theory of public corporations - Background to the establishment and objective of DDCs - Kilimanjaro Development Corporation (KIDECO): a case study - Summary and recommendations. Notes, tab. |
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