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In this paper we try to explain some restructuring patterns of Czech textile and clothing industries from a microeconomic point of view. We introduce two measures of production efficiency (the technical and the allocative efficiency) and look at changes in the behaviour of enterprises. In 1994,...
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We conduct a case study of the role of organized labor in the restructuring experience of two coal mining regions in the 1990's: Ostrava in the Czech Republic and Jiu Valley in Romania. Under similar external circumstances, the Ostrava region undertook gradual restructuring from early on whereas...
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Restructuring of large industrial holdings in the Czech Republic (S-firms) depends on probes into new markets. The development and financing of probes generates internal holdups and stalemates among the government, banks and S-firms. The government tries to preserve the value of just-privatized...
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The paper is intended to contribute to the microeconomic analysis of transition. Two alternative decision models of the firm are presented. The difference is analysed between the transformation of a state firm into a firm with a dominant private owner and a firm with dispersed private owners....
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The author stresses specific features of restructuring under transition of a post-communist economy. He presents a formal model comparing the restructuring of three different firms characterized by ownership under the assumption of imperfect capital and financial markets. The empirical...
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This paper analyzes decisions of managers on restructuring before privatization. After privatization, the new owner decides on manager's future based on his/her beliefs on manager's quality. Manager and owner are playing a signalling game, in which restructuring is a signal of manager's quality....
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In this paper we estimate the effects of the 1991 breakups of Czechoslovak state owned enterprises (SOEs) on subsequent performance of the master enterprises and the spun-off units. Our analysis is based on quarterly and annual data of Czechoslovak industrial enterprises. We estimate the...
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