Search Results - subject:"CONSOLIDATION"

The Fiscal Consolidation Program from a Short-term and Medium-term Perspective

Breuss, Fritz; Schebeck, Fritz - In: WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports) 68 (1995) 4, pp. 270-274

In January 1995 the Austrian Institute of Economic Research carried out a preliminary assessment of the consolidation … move the budget further away from the consolidation target, but at the same time ameliorate possible negative distributive … effects. The consolidation measures are estimated to relieve the federal budget by a cumulated Sch 127.5 billion over the …

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Macroeconomic Conditions of Budget Consolidation in Europe

Marterbauer, Markus - In: WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports) 68 (1995) 8, pp. 539-551

successful budget consolidation. Discretionary expenditure cuts or tax increases are the main focal points in public discussion …. An analysis of successful consolidation drives shows the importance of macroeconomic factors in fiscal restraint. Several … macroeconomic constellations facilitate budget consolidation: 1. An improvement in international competitiveness and the generation …

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Exports Support Economic Growth – Budget Consolidation Weakens Domestic Demand

Schebeck, Fritz - In: WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports) 68 (1995) 3, pp. 159-164

takes account of the consequences of Austria's accession to the EU as well as of the envisaged budget consolidation. The … consolidation will limit itself to raising the tax on gasoline, the inflation rate of 2.7 percent in 1995 might decline to 2 … consolidation measures will reduce government net lending from 4.6 percent of gross domestic product in 1995 to 2.6 percent in 1995. …

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The Government Strategy For Fiscal Consolidation: Its Macroeconomic Effects

Breuss, Fritz; Guger, Alois; Lehner, Gerhard - In: WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports) 68 (1995) 1, pp. 24-30

, the consolidation measures dampen the growth of real GDP by approximately ¼ percentage point per year, private consumption … impact of weaker import demand. A major goal of the consolidation strategy is for Austria to meet the convergence criteria …

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Mergers and acquisitions in China

Dong, Jie Lin; Hu, Jie - In: Economic Review (1995) Nov, pp. 15-29

Mergers and acquisitions are an integral part of any market economy, enhancing an economy's efficiency by reallocating and recombining production resources for better use. In China, the development of mergers and acquisitions activity has played a positive role in privatizing and revitalizing...

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Non-performing loans in the Czech Republic and the role of the consolidation bank : a financial analysis

Matousek, Roman - 1995

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Producers Export Company: The Beginnings Of Cooperative Grain Exporting

Reynolds, Bruce - Economic Research Service, Department of Agriculture - 1980

Formation of the Producers Export Company (PEC) in 1958 was a first attempt by grain cooperatives to develop an export merchandising program. PEC's nationwide membership had different export needs and financial resources which imposed constraints on PEC's strategy and operations. A lack of...

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Review of the Literature on the Impact of Mergers on Innovation

Schulz, Norbert - Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung <Mannheim>

Both M&A and innovation are instruments for growth and competitive advantage.Therefore they are fundamental to each firms competitive strategy. Usually, both instrumentshave been studied separately, but much less in conjunction. This is unfortunate as bothprocesses - the process of innovation...

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Inventors Response to Firm Acquisitions

Hussinger, Katrin - Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung <Mannheim>

Mergers and acquisitions (M&As) constitute a disruption to the workingenvironment of the inventive labor force of the acquired company. If inventors wouldrespond with a decline of their patent productivity or departure from the firm thiscan be detrimental to the innovative process within the...

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The case for cancellation

Abbott, George C. - In: Intereconomics 10 (1975) 7, pp. 217-221

Given the chronic and crippling impact which their mounting international indebtedness exerts on the economies of many developing countries, cancellation on a fairly comprehensive basis seems the only realistic way of coping with this problem. According to the author, the existing objections to...

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