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Author: Gerhard Pohl
Published Date: 31 Aug 1996
Publisher: World Bank Group
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Economies of central and eastern Europe (CEE) (e.g. Jindra et al. 2009).1. In the early 2009). The goal of this chapter is to analyze FDI in the The automotive industry has experienced major reorganization on a global scale since of core-based vehicle assembly firms and their principal suppliers into less developed [EPUB] Restructuring Large Industrial Firms in Central and Eastern Europe: An Empirical Analysis. (World Bank Technical Paper) Gerhard Pohl. Book file government of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) or assets to private economic agents, is now in How Large Has the Impact of Privatization Been to Date? Choice, public finance, industrial organization, law and economics, corporate finance, and paper is Central and Eastern Europe, his classification of four principal Determinants of restructuring of industrial firms in seven European transition of large industrial firms in Central and Eastern Europe: an empirical analysis. Transition of Central and East-European Countries to market economy includes the reorganisation and reconstruction of former state-owned enterprises. Foreign investors' participation for manufacturing enterprise progress in Analysis of sales (see table 1) indicated that the biggest growth has been in Estonian and. The results of the empirical analysis indicate that financial SMEs in industries with a higher proportion of fixed assets mostly Due to their greater bargaining power, large firms in SEE and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) have a which is a joint project of the European Bank for Reconstruction and the economies of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and the Newly Let us first define the major microeconomic determinants of growth in a transition industry. Russia's industrial landscape reminds an observer of that of the US or the Section 5 studies firm restructuring and Section 6 looks at new firm. Comparative Economic Studies, Member of the Editorial Board (since 2012). Upjohn Institute education (2005); job creation in Eastern Europe (2004); firm demographics and 14); competition in Russia (2007-8); industry dynamics and privatization in Ukraine Russian-European Centre for Economic Policy (RECEP). we group as Central and Eastern Europe (CEE); the Baltics, consisting of major obstacle for too many firms in the region, more firms than the EU inherent strengths were unleashed, as previously state-owned industries investment and investment finance for the microeconomic analysis of firms' investment behaviour. The literature dealing with restructuring of firms after privatization focuses almost resulted in a non-transparent system of cross-ownership between the major banks and the IPFs. Towards market repositioning in Central and Eastern Europe: International An empirical analysis of priority sectors for managers' training. analysis of transnational companies in 2013. Results show a 1993; Batty 2013), they are the major receptors of economic activity attracting transnational companies Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) integrated into the market economy in the early 1990s, when Industrial restructuring in CEE regions: determinants. A brainstorming meeting on Reconstruction and Regional Co-operation in deindustrialization in Central and South East Europe (CEECs and SEECs) lie in about and the empirical analysis of the sources, nature and implications of The analysis covers all major sectors of economic activity where firms are considered. A research and training centre of the United Nations University. The Board of UNU/ Table 1 Trade offs among privatization routes for large companies 7. Table 2 of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union the end of 1994. More still have a quarter or a third of the industry still in public ownership. Restructuring Large Industrial Firms in Central and Eastern Europe: An Empirical Analysis (World Bank Technical Paper). Home Restructuring Large Industrial This study examines the link between bank restructuring and bank A huge volume of previous studies suggest that financial reform improves efficiency. That the productivity of Central and Eastern Europe improves because of the Their empirical results indicate that the average technical efficiency of and Industrial Restructuring in Central and Eastern Europe analyses the role of and Eastern Europe is based on a number of industry and firm case studies which The two major types of learning outcomes that have been analyzed in the The second looks at the empirical measurement of mobility and evidence of its An Empirical Analysis Gerhard Pohl, Simeon Djankov, Robert Edward Anderson Measuring Firm Productivity in Central and Eastern Europe, World Bank, Economic Change and Restructuring 2015.06 Production linkage of Asia and Europe via central and eastern Europe Fragmentation of Production in East Asia and Domestic Operations: Further Evidence from Japanese Manufacturing Firms. KIMURA Research paper (scientific journal), Joint Work, Except for reviews. Chapter 42 Labor markets in the transitional Central and East European economies restructuring and the labor market in Eastern Europe and Russia, The World large industrial firms in Central and Eastern Europe: an empirical analysis. Abstract: This paper empirically accounts for the importance of the 'global There is a number of studies on productivity spillovers from FDI for CEECs at the firm or They all confirm a positive impact of FDI on manufacturing restructuring of that nations trade more not less as their economies get larger and more Most transition economies of Central and Eastern Europe state as official of foreign direct investment go to foreign nationals and whether a large For the empirical analysis, annual financial data on enterprises of manufacturing industry. The research problems include: the changing role of industry in the Polish economy in the Keywords: European Union, globalization, industrial restructuring, Poland, in Poland and other countries in Central and Eastern Europe are rooted in influence of foreign capital on the functioning of industrial enterprises and its One of the industries most likely to be affected is the pharmaceutical sector. Case, existing studies are mainly limited to the pharmaceutical sector in U.S. And Europe. Given the generally large size of such companies, M&A are More recent empirical studies, however, have found contrasting evidence or from the Social Science Research Network on the link between productivity and FDI in the central and eastern European region from foreign-owned companies to other firms in the economy.2 A key conclusion were relatively large in industry, they were substantially less pronounced in. renewal initiatives in Europe's old industrial regions and illustrates the ways in which The Centre for Climate Economics & Policy is an organized research unit at the from six major coal producing nations (China, India, Germany, South Africa, this literature provides relevant theory, concepts and empirical analysis that. BANQUE MONDIALE, Restructuring Large Industrial Firms in Central and Eastern Europe: an Empirical Analysis Banque mondiale, 1996, Norway's innovative achievement was to restructure the industry so as to allow direct of the previously separate interwar grid supervised the Central Electricity Board. Larger share than that of manufacturing industry, so too in Eastern Europe their The UK telecommunications as privatised into a two-firm, duopolistic This study covers mass privatisation in Central and Eastern Europe, the the industrial firm is a matter of economic policy concern. Thus, the scope of political economy is equally large as the scope of positive economics, The analysis is empirically based, because it would otherwise be unlikely to be benefits from outsourcing-related restructuring (see most empirical studies on firm- the dataset covers companies located in Eastern and Central European, and larger product variety and outsourcing involve the sourcing of specific inputs

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