Eastern European Economics

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Volume 30, issue 4, 1992

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4

Josef Brada

Coupon Privatization: An Information Handbook pp. 5-38

Federal Ministry of Finance and Ronald Radzai

"Creditor" Managers: Experiences from MBO Deals in Hungary and Abroad pp. 39-56

Judit Karsai and Ronald Radzai

Toward an Autonomy Preference Theory of the East European Firm pp. 57-67

Peter Akos Bod and John B. Hall

Industrial Crisis Zones in Hungary pp. 68-91

József Papp, Jozsef Toth and Ronald Radzai

Volume 30, issue 3, 1992

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5

Josef Brada

The Characteristic Traits of Privatization in the Economies of Eastern Europe pp. 6-20

Jan Winiecki and András Boros-Kazai

The Mathematics of Home Mortgages in 1991 pp. 21-33

Andras Simonovits and András Boros-Kazai

Transition to a Market Economy: Introduction pp. 34-41

Jiří Kameníček, Karel Pulpan and Ronald Radzai

The Myths of the Programs for Transition to a Market in the USSR pp. 42-50

Vsevolod Kulikov

Privatization and Employee Rights in Hungary pp. 51-55

Tamás Réti

Results and Prospects of the Polish Stabilization Program pp. 56-64

Marek Dabrowski

Features of the Transformation in Eastern Germany pp. 65-72

Volkhart Vincentz

Chief Executive Officers and Participation in Decision Making in the Enterprise Sphere pp. 73-90

Emil Divila, Vladislav Flek and Ivanka Roberts

Volume 30, issue 2, 1992

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-8

Josef Brada

The Transformation of a State Enterprise into a Joint-Stock Company pp. 9-43

Václav Klusoň and Ivanka Roberts

"Is There Plenty of Time?": Internal Enterprise Cutbacks pp. 44-75

Judit Karsai and András Boros-Kazai

Cost, Price, and Earnings Parameters in Large and Small Agricultural Enterprises pp. 76-92

István Kapronczai, József Tomka and András Boros-Kazai

Volume 30, issue 1, 1991

Promoting Efficient Privatization: The Benefits of Small Enterprises versus Large Ones pp. 3-21

Marvin Jackson

Privatization: Czechoslovakia pp. 22-27

Dušan Triska

Privatization: East Germany pp. 28-40

André Leysen

Privatization: Poland pp. 41-48

Jacek Kwasniewski

Privatization: Hungary pp. 49-56

György Matolcsy

Ownership Reforms or Privatization? pp. 57-91

Éva Voszka and András Boros-Kazai

Volume 29, issue 4, 1991

Editor’s Introduction pp. 3-4

Josef Brada

Reorganization and Liquidation Proceedings since 1986 pp. 5-33

Anna Kúti and Mária Móra

The Automobile Industry in the East pp. 34-85

Čedomir Nestorović

Shadows on the Soviet Automobile Stock pp. 86-91

Hervé Gicquiau

Author Index to Eastern European Economics Volume 29 (Fall 1990–Summer 1991) pp. 92-93

The Editors

Volume 29, issue 3, 1991

Editor’s Introduction pp. 3-4

Josef Brada

1990 Macroeconomic Analysis pp. 5-38

J. Klacek

Earnings-Regulation and Inflation pp. 39-54

Istvan Abel and John P. Bonin

Proposal for a Cooperative Financial Institute pp. 55-67

Domenico Mario Nuti

The Shadow Economy in the GDR pp. 68-80

Günther Manz

Volume 29, issue 2, 1990

Editor’s Introduction pp. 3-4

Josef Brada

A Framework for the Economic Transformation of Czechoslovakia pp. 5-28

Jan Svejnar

Transportation in the East: The Key to Trade between the Two Europes pp. 29-63

Jaroslav Blaha and Michéle Kahn

Transportation in the East: The Key to Trade between the Two Europes pp. 29-63

Jaroslav Blaha, Michel Vale and Michèle Kahn

The Point of View of a French Forwarding Agent on Freight Practices in East–West Transportation pp. 64-66

Stanislas Bernard

The Point of View of a French Forwarding Agent on Freight Practices in East-West Transportation pp. 64-66

Stanislas Bernard and Michel Vale

The Competition among Countries, 1937–1986 pp. 67-100

Ěva Ehrlich

The Competition among Countries, 1937-1986 pp. 67-100

Éva Ehrlich and András Boros-Kazai

Volume 29, issue 1, 1990

Introduction pp. 3-4

Marvin R. Jackson

GDR Economic Policy during the Honecker Era pp. 5-29

Irwin L. Collier

Economic Reform in the GDR pp. 30-40

Jürgen Jüunger, Werner Maiwald and Siegfried Stötzer

Economic Reform in the GDR—Concerns and Focal Points pp. 41-54

Christa Luft

The October Revolution in the GDR—System, History, and Causes pp. 55-77

Fred S. Oldenburg

Volume 28, issue 4, 1990

Introduction pp. 3-6

Josef Brada

Treatise: Prognostic Self-Analysis of Czechoslovak Society pp. 7-23

Valtr Komárek

Growth, Structural Changes, and Openness of the Economy pp. 24-38

Karel Dyba

The Imperatives of Long-Term Prognosis and the Dominant Characteristics of the Present Economy pp. 39-52

Václav Klaus

Privatization, Dogma-Free Self-Management, and Ownership Reform pp. 53-70

Károly Attila Soós

Ownership Reform and Profit Rate pp. 71-87

Tibor Erdős

Volume 28, issue 3, 1990

Editor’s Introduction pp. 3-3

Zbigniew M. Fallenbuchl

Editor's Introduction pp. 3

Zbigniew M. Fallenbuchl

Property Ownership pp. 4-29

Márton Tardos

Market is the Only Escape pp. 30-38

Wojciech Pruss

The Decay of Economic Stalinism pp. 39-47

Andrzej Matysiak

Inflation and Equilibrium (Methodological Aspects) pp. 48-69

Piotr Boguszewski

The Relationship between Wages and Inflation in Economies of Shortages pp. 70-85

Szilvia Szegő

The Tasks of Trade in Socialist Means of Production Within the Context of Further Economic Growth pp. 86-102

Hans-Christoph Steudtner

Volume 28, issue 2, 1989

Publisher’s Note pp. iv-iv

The Editors

A Comparison of Hungary and West Germany pp. 95-125

Robert S. Whitesell

Estimates of the Output Loss from Allocative Inefficiency: A Comparison of Hungary and West Germany pp. 95-125

Robert S. Whitesell

Changes in the Structure of Industrial Production and Foreign Trade in the Period of Restrictions, 1978-1986 pp. 126-152

János Gács

Changes in the Structure of Industrial Production and Foreign Trade in the Period of Restrictions, 1978-1986 pp. 126-152

János Gács

Sources of Inadequate Response to Environmental Challenges pp. 153-171

Péter Ákos Bod

Market Strategy of the Hungarian Enterprise: Sources of Inadequate Response to Environmental Challenges pp. 153-171

Péter Ákos Bod

Worktime and the Economic Reform pp. 172-187

János Timár

The Defense of Worktime in Hungary: Worktime and the Economic Reform pp. 172-187

János Timár

Volume 28, issue 1, 1989

Publisher’s Note pp. iv-iv

The Editors

An Overview and Assessment pp. 3-13

Josef Brada and István Dobozi

Economic Control and the Structural Interdependence of Organizations in Hungary at the End of the Second Reform Decade pp. 17-33

Aladár Sipos and Márton Tardos

Next Steps in the Hungarian Economic Reform pp. 34-52

Béla Balassa

Hungarian Financial and Labor Market Reforms pp. 53-63

Catherine M. Sokil

Can Hungary’s Monetary Policy Succeed? pp. 64-78

Márton Tardos

The Reorganization of the Banking System in Hungary pp. 79-92

Tamás Bácskai