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Based on a large data set containing over 300,000 Chinese firms and detailed micro-level information, this paper conducts an empirical analysis of firms in distress. We focus on economic distress rather than financial distress; we study unlisted firms in an emerging market rather than listed...
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This paper uses the BEEPS firm-level data to study the process of convergence of transition countries with developed market economies. The primary focus of the study is on competition and market structure, finance and the structure of lending to firms, and how firms respond to the economic...
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The Russian corporate governance has evolved since the 1998 financial crisis. The author examines both normalization and preservation in the corporate structure, which can simultaneously be observed in the adaptation of Russian enterprises. The Russian corporate governance reflects the unique...
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A tanulmány központi kérdése az, hogy vajon a kilencvenes évek végére mennyire maradtak jellemzők a nagyvállalati tulajdonszerkezetre azok a posztszocialista (hálózati, rekombináns, elaprózott) tulajdonszerkezeti formák, amelyeket a gazdaságszociológusok a kilencvenes évek...
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Using a unique dataset of 730 joint-stock companies, we studied the determinants of corporate board composition in Russia. Despite the widespread image of insider control in the 1990s, a large number of Russian companies now actively appoint outsider directors to monitor top management. The...
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In Russia, an overwhelming number of joint-stock companies (JSCs) choose to become closed companies despite the fact that this corporate form strays far from the primary nature of stock companies. Using the results of a Japan-Russia joint enterprise survey conducted in 2005, we examine a variety...
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The statistically typical form of the board of directors in a Russian joint-stock corporation can be characterized as an open managerial supervisory body with a balanced membership of executive corporate officers and outsider directors. In reality, however, there are only a very limited number...
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