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authority over the capital allocations of strategic state-owned enterprises (SOE).The paper examines the reform of the central …
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The recent round of debate over China’s state and private economy has fundamentally touched upon whether or not China should abandon or strengthen the socialist elements within the market economy. In this paper, we argue that the debate is, in essence, a continued class struggle in the...
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authority over the capital allocations of strategic state-owned enterprises (SOE). The paper examines the reform of the central …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005190665
-owned enterprise reform in the context of Vietnam's accession to the WTO. …
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efficiency improvement in the state sector. For this end, we identify two ‘Ownership Reform Indifference Points' in the commonly … known choices of institutional changes in a reforming Soviet economy to make it more efficient with a joint-stock reform and …
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-owned enterprise reform in the context of Vietnam's accession to the WTO. …
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China’s reform of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) has achieved notably through 30 years of reforms while the performance … affecting China’s reform of SOEs. Focuses in different periods of the reform are varied, as are the theories guiding decision …, and Lang Xianping vs. Gu Chujun within the 30 years as a clue, has put in a model theories that affect China’s reform of …
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What do state-owned enterprises (SOEs) do? How do they respond to market incentives? Can we expect substantial efficiency gains from trade liberalization in economies with a strong presence of SOEs? Using a new dataset of Vietnamese firms we document a set of empirical regularities...
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Belarus was among the few post-communist countries to resign from comprehensive market reforms and attempt to improve the efficiency of the economy through administrative means, leaving market mechanisms only an auxiliary role. Since its inception, the 'Belarusian economic model' has undergone...
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China occupies a unique position among developing countries. Its success in achieving relative stability in the financial sector since the institution of reforms in 1979 has given way to relative instability since the beginning of the current global financial crisis. Over the last few years,...
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