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Livestock services play a vital role in sustaining the productivity and viability of the livestock sector. The value of livestock services derives from the reduction of production losses, the protection of society from livestock diseases that are transmissible to people, and the improvement of livestock productivity and livestock product quality. These services can be grouped into two major functional categories: health and production services. There is growing recognition worldwide of the important role that the private sector can play in the provision of livestock services. The report focuses on two major points, the first being that in establishing the appropriate roles for the public and private sectors in the livestock services industry, it is necessary to obtain a clear understanding of the economic nature of each of the services. Not only will the economic nature of the service determine whether private delivery will be feasible, but also whether private provision will result in a socially optimal level of supply. The second point the report emphasizes is that taking into account the economic character of each of the livestock services, privatization, therefore, cannot and s

Author
Dina L. Umali, Gershon Feder, Cornelis De Haan
Publisher
The World Bank
Published
1992
Language
EN
ISBN
9780821321195
Subjects
Economics, Agriculture, Business

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