The Economics of Transition

1993 - 2019

Current editor(s): Philippe Aghion and Wendy Carlin

From The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
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Volume 11, issue 4, 2003

Increasing urban wage inequality in China pp. 597-619

John Knight and Lina Song

Continued decline for ethnic minorities in the transition? pp. 621-648

Lisa Giddings

Reform reversals and output growth in transition economies pp. 649-669

Bruno Merlevede

Business groups, the financial market and modernization pp. 671-696

Raja Kali

Gender pay differentials during the transition in Poland pp. 697-726

Vera A. Adamchik and Arjun Bedi

Credibility costs in the monetary integration game pp. 727-741

Damien Besancenot and Radu Vranceanu

A comment on The relationship between policies and growth in transition countries pp. 743-748

Andrzej Rzońca and Piotr Ciżkowicz

Book Review pp. 749-750

Michal S. Gal

Volume 11, issue 3, 2003

Does foreign ownership matter? pp. 383-409

Ksenia Yudaeva, Konstantin Kozlov, Natalia Melentieva and Natalia Ponomareva

Market integration in Russia during the transformation years pp. 411-434

Konstantin Gluschenko

Public finance and the optimal speed of transition pp. 435-462

Micael Castanheira

Wage differentials and state‐private sector employment choice in Yugoslavia pp. 463-491

Michael Lokshin and Branko Jovanovic

Wage arrears uncertainty and precautionary saving in Russia pp. 493-512

Alessandra Guariglia and Byung-Yeon Kim

Determinants of household savings in China and their role in quasi‐money supply pp. 513-537

Duo Qin

The Czech economic transition pp. 539-567

Frank Barry, John Bradley, Michal Kejak and David Vavra

Banking efficiency in transition economies pp. 569-592

Laurent Weill

Book Review pp. 593-596

Libor Žídek

Volume 11, issue 2, 2003

Job Creation and Job Destruction in Transition Countries1 pp. 205-219

John Haltiwanger, Hartmut Lehmann and Katherine Terrell

The reallocation of workers and jobs in Russian industry pp. 221-252

J. David Brown and John Earle

Worker flows, job flows and firm wage policies pp. 253-290

John Haltiwanger and Milan Vodopivec

Job growth in early transition: Comparing two paths* pp. 291-320

Stepan Jurajda and Katherine Terrell

Gross job flows in Ukraine pp. 321-356

Jozef Konings, Olga Kupets and Hartmut Lehmann

The causes and consequences of sector‐level job flows in Poland* pp. 357-381

Frédéric Warzynski

Volume 11, issue 1, 2003

Editorial Statement pp. 1-2

Philippe Aghion, Erik Berglof, Wendy Carlin, Maitreesh Ghatak, Yingyi Qian, Gérard Roland, Mark Schankerman and Jan Svejnar

Wy are the transition paths in China and Eastern Europe different? pp. 3-23

Elise Brezis and Adi Schnytzer

Regional economic performance in China1 pp. 25-39

Ajit Bhalla, Shujie Yao and Zongyi Zhang

Economic transition and elections in Poland1 pp. 41-66

John E. Jackson, Jacek Klich and Krystyna Poznańska

Consumption smoothing in Russia pp. 67-91

Emmanuel Skoufias

Employees and second‐job holding in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia pp. 93-122

Barry Reilly and Gorana Krstić

Optimal dynamics of environmental quality in economies in transition1 pp. 123-152

Ariaster B. Chimeli

A note on measuring the unofficial economy in the former Soviet Republics1 pp. 153-175

Michael Alexeev and William Pyle

Some empirical tests on the integration of economic activity between the euro area and the accession countries pp. 177-196

Iikka Korhonen

Designing Financial Systems in Transition Economies pp. 197-199

Stijn Claessens

Gender, Work and Wages in the Soviet Union: A Legacy of Discrimination pp. 199-200

Guido Friebel

Completing Transition: The Main Challenges pp. 200-203

Bruno S. Sergi

Volume 10, issue 3, 2002

Competition and ownership structure: Substitutes or complements? Evidence from the Warsaw Stock Exchange pp. 525-551

Irena Grosfeld and Thierry Tressel

Voucher Privatization: A detour on the road to transition? pp. 553-583

Barbara Katz and Joel Owen

China's emerging market for property rights: Theoretical and empirical perspectives1 pp. 585-617

Gary H. Jefferson and Thomas Rawski

Institutional design and the closure of public facilities in transition economies pp. 619-635

William Jack

The effect of reforms on employment flexibility in Chinese SOEs, 1980–94 pp. 637-658

Frank Bodmer

Privatization and enterprise wage structures during transition: Evidence from rural industry in china pp. 659-688

Samuel P.S. Ho, Xiao-yuan Dong, Paul Bowles and Fiona MacPhail

The participation of Russian households in the informal economy: Evidence from the VTsIOM data pp. 689-717

Byung-Yeon Kim

The relationship between policies and growth in transition countries pp. 719-745

Roxana Radulescu and David Barlow

Information–driven trading at the Prague Stock Exchange: Evidence from Intra–Day Data pp. 747-759

Jan Hanousek and Richard Podpiera

Regional patterns of industrial development during China’s economic transition pp. 761-801

Jane Golley

Volume 10, issue 2, 2002

A test of the permanent income hypothesis on Czech voucher privatization pp. 235-254

Jan Hanousek and Zdenek Tuma

Contractual governance, business groups and transition pp. 255-272

Raja Kali

Investigating the Balassa‐Samuelson hypothesis in the transition: Do we understand what we see? A panel study pp. 273-309

Balázs Égert

On the determinants of inequality in Bosnia and Herzegovina pp. 311-337

Marcelo Bisogno and Alberto Chong

Introduction to symposium on exchange rate regimes in transition economies: The euroization debate pp. 339-342

D. Mario Nuti

Optimum currency areas and the European experience pp. 343-364

Ronald McKinnon

How should emerging economies float their currencies? pp. 365-392

Felipe Larraín and Andrés Velasco

On dollarization pp. 393-403

Guillermo Calvo

Exchange rate policy during transition to the European Monetary Union: The option of euroization pp. 405-417

Fabrizio Coricelli

Costs and benefits of unilateral euroization in central eastern Europe pp. 419-444

D. Mario Nuti

The EU attitude to unilateral euroization: Misunderstandings, real concerns and sub‐optimal admission criteria pp. 445-468

Andrzej Bratkowski and Jacek Rostowski

Should Estonia euroize? pp. 469-490

Anne Sulling

The euro for the Balkans? pp. 491-511

Daniel Gros

Volume 10, issue 1, 2002

Wages and wage growth in Poland: The role of foreign direct investment pp. 1-27

Arjun Bedi and Andrzej Cielik

What keeps pensioners at work in Russia? Evidence from Household Panel Data pp. 29-53

Alexandre Kolev and Anne Pascal

Painless disinflation? Monetary policy rules in Hungary, 1991‐99 pp. 55-91

Roberto Golinelli and Riccardo Rovelli

Integration and transition: Scenarios for the location of production and trade in Europe pp. 93-117

Rikard Forslid, Jan I. Haaland, Karen Helene M. Knarvik and Ottar Mæstad

Restructuring as a signal: a simple formalization pp. 119-142

Emilio Colombo

Economic liberalization and welfare in a model with an informal sector pp. 143-172

Sarbajit Chaudhuri and Ujjaini Mukhopadhyay

Trust versus illusion: What is driving demonetization in the former Soviet Union? pp. 173-200

Dalia Marin

How efficient is the East German economy? An exploration with microdata pp. 201-223

Michael Funke and Jörg Rahn