Öffentliche Unternehmen, private Unternehmen und Property Rights-Theorie. Das Beispiel der indischen Stahlindustrie / Public Enterprises, Private Enterprises and Property Rights-Theory. The Case of the Indian Steel Industry

Dunn Malcolm H.
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Journal of Economics and Statistics (Jahrbuecher fuer Nationaloekonomie und Statistik), 1994, vol. 213, issue 3, 305-320

Abstract: This study of India’s steel industry is focussed on the consequences of industrial policy and property rights arrangements on economic development. It is divided into five parts. Following the introduction (part I) is an outline of the goals and instruments of industrial policy in the Indian steel sector (part II). The next part sketches out a theory of public enterprises developed by property rights theorists (Alchian et. al.). The central concern of the fourth section is the empirical comparison of government-owned and privately-owned enterprises under the aspects of economic efficiency and behavior. The paper ends (part V) by evaluating the explanatory strenghts and limits of property rights theory.

Date: 1994
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DOI: 10.1515/jbnst-1994-0305

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