The Transition to the Market Economy: Critical Perspectives on the World EconomyPaul G. Hare, Junior R. Davis Psychology Press, 1997 - 1720 pagina's This collection draws together the most significant writings on the economics of transition. Although there are a wide range of examples from different countries and industries, the focus is on analysis of the key issues. These include: |
Inhoudsopgave
A theory of shortage in Socialist economies based on | 3 |
on the nature of the transformation | 20 |
Knowledge transaction costs and the creation of markets | 53 |
Property rights and the legal framework for transition | 77 |
Marketoriented reform legislation in the independent states | 90 |
Competition policy in Russia during and after privatization | 119 |
The behaviour of state firms in Eastern Europe | 165 |
The economics of enterprise restructuring in Central | 188 |
Political dimensions of privatization in Eastern Europe | 232 |
the issues | 270 |
overview of responses to agency | 301 |
the case for a breakthrough | 327 |
Restructuring and privatizing electric utilities in Eastern | 344 |
evidence | 376 |
irreversibility and critical | 421 |
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Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
AAA firms activities arbitrazh assets auctions bad project behaviour Belarus cent Central and Eastern commercial communist competition Coricelli costs countries Czech Czech Republic Czechoslovakia debt East Germany Eastern Europe economic effective efficiency electricity employees employment enterprises Estrin European exports foreign free distribution Frydman funds Hungary important incentives increase Independent industry initial inputs institutions investment investors Kazakhstan labour legislation loans macroeconomic managerial managers market economy mass privatization ment mimeo monopoly Nash equilibrium natural monopoly non-cash bids output owners ownership paper planning Poland Polish political post-socialist potential PPWW private firms private sector privatisation problem production profits Rapaczynski recapitalisation reform regulation restruc restructuring revenues role Romania Russian shares shortage social SOES soft budget constraint Soviet Soviet Union state-owned structure subsidies trade transactions transformation transition transitional economies Treuhand voucher voucher privatization wage workers World Bank
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