Titlebook: Barriers to Entry and Growth of New Firms in Early Transition; A Comparative Study Iraj Hoshi,Ewa Balcerowicz,Leszek Balcerowicz (Pre Book

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Fiscal and Regulatory Impediments to the Entry of New Firms in Five Transition Economies,ve system of state control established under socialism was inappropriate for these transforming economies and had to be replaced by a completely different set of rules and regulations designed to facilitate the establishment of a market economy. While the vast machinery of the former system was bein

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Investment and Finance in , Private Firms: Empirical Results from the Czech Republic, Hungary and Pastern Europe and that they are particularly likely to affect . private firms (.; .). Since the beginning of transition there was a concern that new private firms, about which lenders have less information, would be crowded out in capital markets by the established state-owned enterprises. It has be

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Barriers to Entry and the Unofficial Economy,rkedly during the 1990s, to the point where many countries have still not reached their 1989 level of GDP, but others, noticeably Poland, have far surpassed it. There are many factors that have contributed to this difference in performance, including their initial conditions, how long a country was

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,From Foe to Friend in 10 Years: Private Business Development in Hungary 1989–1998,s of a market economy in order to improve personal and corporate performances. The degree of freedom in corporate decision-making was increased in a large number of state-owned companies while central planning concentrated more on measures that tried to influence corporate activities indirectly. The

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Barriers to Entry and their Impact on Private Sector Growth in Poland,conomy. For example, Polish farmers were never deprived of their land, as it was the rule in other countries under the communist regime.. With 4 million people self-employed and employed in private farms Poland was unique amongst countries embarking on the road from a “planned” to a market economy.

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,Barriers to Entry and their Impact on Firms’ Performance in Albania, poorly performing state —which was the only owner of the property created by the contribution of generations of Albanian people (.). Political changes started in 1990, when the first opposition party, the Democratic Party, was created. In 1991, following serious riots in main cities, a coalition go

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Barriers to Entry of New Firms in the Czech Republic,ally and commercially with the most advanced countries in Europe. By 1930s, Czechoslovakia — which was formed after the break-up of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy in 1918 — ranked amongst the ten major European industrial countries, enjoying a strong tradition of craftsmen skilled in producing machin

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