Jeníèek V., Krepl V.
Abstract
The role of state in developing countries is so unique and important that in the developed economy doesn’t exist similarity. In the developed economy the tendencies are oriented to the free market where the slogan “market solves all” is used in practice. However, market relationships in developing countries are not able to solve a whole series of tasks connected with economic development and, moreover, breed some problems by themselves or contribute to their origin.
State interventions into economy are usually split to the two fields. In the first - different forms of economic policy through which the state sustains macro-economic stability, secondly - influences the development of private sector.
The privatization in developing countries is very sensitive question through the fact that the balance of powers as well as interaction between the state and private sectors are in developing countries uninsured.
Key words:
State, public sector, economic policies, public sector privatisation