Following up on his 1995 study of the initial transition period in formerly communist economies, Adam Zwass carries the analysis into the second phase of reform. He devotes focused attention to the pivotal role of privatization strategies, contrasting the outcomes of the voucher plans with outright sale of state assets (including to foreign investors). Taking advantage of his incomparable experience as a financial expert first in the CMEA and later with the Austrian National Bank, Zwass considers the record of newly emerging banking and financial systems and the challenges of entry into the regional and global financial and trading systems.…mehr
Following up on his 1995 study of the initial transition period in formerly communist economies, Adam Zwass carries the analysis into the second phase of reform. He devotes focused attention to the pivotal role of privatization strategies, contrasting the outcomes of the voucher plans with outright sale of state assets (including to foreign investors). Taking advantage of his incomparable experience as a financial expert first in the CMEA and later with the Austrian National Bank, Zwass considers the record of newly emerging banking and financial systems and the challenges of entry into the regional and global financial and trading systems.
From a Failed "People's Capitalism" to a New Oligarchy The Success and Failure of Coupon (Voucher) Privatization The "Invisible Hand" of the Czech Market Is Not Yet Capable of Leading Russia's Reform Path: From Failed "People's" Capitalism to "Bazaar" Capitalism Big Capital in an Underdeveloped Setting Overconcentration of Capital in Capital-Poor Russia The Omnipresent Mafia Russia's Slavic Neighbors: Similarities and Differences in Reform In Bulgaria and Romania the Second Reform Phase Is in Statu Nascendi Poland and Hungary: The Unexpected But Not Accidental Comeback of the Ex-Communists Poland's Ex-Communists Privatized Like Capitalists The Polish People Do Not Believe in Utopias Anymore....Epilogue
From a Failed "People's Capitalism" to a New Oligarchy The Success and Failure of Coupon (Voucher) Privatization The "Invisible Hand" of the Czech Market Is Not Yet Capable of Leading Russia's Reform Path: From Failed "People's" Capitalism to "Bazaar" Capitalism Big Capital in an Underdeveloped Setting Overconcentration of Capital in Capital-Poor Russia The Omnipresent Mafia Russia's Slavic Neighbors: Similarities and Differences in Reform In Bulgaria and Romania the Second Reform Phase Is in Statu Nascendi Poland and Hungary: The Unexpected But Not Accidental Comeback of the Ex-Communists Poland's Ex-Communists Privatized Like Capitalists The Polish People Do Not Believe in Utopias Anymore....Epilogue
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