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Competition Policy and Privatization: An Organizational Perspective,nomy as well as the development of institutions suitable for a mature market economy. In this paper we employ an organizational perspective to explain some recent decisions by competition agencies in those countries and examine how those decisions may affect the competition agencies’ abilities to ca

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Monetary and Fiscal Management During the Transformation,nsformation from socialist central planning to market-based institutions. Structural reform in the areas of money and banking, taxation, and budgetary practices, is dealt with only insofar as it pertains to the stabilization goal. While drawing heavily on experience accumulated in a number of Centra

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Financial Sector Reforms: Banking, Securities, and Payments,es of Central and Eastern Europe. The financial sector cannot be regarded as just another sector in need of reform, but as one whose restructuring is critical to the success of reforms in many other areas.

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Labor in Transition to a Market Economy,s closer to the truth: The end of communism gives an enormous jolt to economics as a science. The transition in Eastern Europe not only has far-reaching human and social implications, but also can be interpreted as a huge economic laboratory. Eastern Europe could be seen as the economists’ supercond

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Financial Management in the Health Sector, differences (see OECD 1992) these programs show a common concern for the transfer of property rights in the (formerly public) business sector (comprising inter alia industry, banking and finance, and retail services).

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0924-5170 ng and after the transition from plan tomarket. The role of governments during the transformation is importantfor eliminating the obstacles and putting into place the conditionsfor the emergence of a viable market economy. Moreover, governmentsneed to play a key role in establishing a political-lega

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-03225-1tists by surprise. As is not unusual in such instances, ex post facto explanations easily arise and, additionally, a sizable literature on regime changes exists which can serve as a starting point for analysis.