4
/4
points
In
the
context
of
a
political
and
economic
revolution
that has
been
taking
place
in
Latin
America,
state
ownership
has
resulted
in
O
inclusion
of
foreign
and
domestic
private
ownership.
O
efficient
public
companies.
O
efficient
state
treasuries.
O
predictable
regulatory
environments.
o
inefficient
public
companies.
Feedback
Based
on
your
answer
State
ownership
was
once
considered
the
ideal
engine
for
economic
growth.
Instead
of
economic
growth,
however,
they
ended
up
with
inflated
public-
sector
bureaucracies,
complicated
and
unpredictable
regulatory
environments,
the
outright
exclusion
of
foreign
and
domestic
private
ownership,
and
inefficient
public
companies.