Eastern European Economics

1989 - 2025

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Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Josef Brada
Economic Integration of the Visegrád Countries: Facts and Scenarios pp. 6-28: András Inotai and Magdolna Sass
Midway in the Transition pp. 29-55: George Kopits
The Effects of Government Policy on Bulgarian Agriculture pp. 56-74: Eric P. Thor, Nedka Ivanova and Adelina Petrova
Economic Developments in Slovenia pp. 75-99: Egon Žižmond

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Josef Brada
Some Lessons of the Budgetary Reform in Czechoslovakia pp. 5-22: Věra Kameničková, Milena Horčicová and Drahomíra Vašková
On the Statutory Autonomy of the Czech National Bank pp. 23-35: Bruno S. Sergi
The Role of International Financial Institutions in Poland's Transition to a Market Economy pp. 36-50: Ryszard Wilczyński and Piotr Graff
Transformation of the Agricultural Sector: Conceptual Questions of Forming New Entrepreneurial Entities in Czech Agriculture pp. 51-64: Emil Divila, Zdeněk Sokol and Martin Gregor
Central European Free Trade Area pp. 65-71: Józef Biskup
Selected Issues of Monetary Policy in the Czech Republic pp. 72-86: Stanislava Janáčková
A Small Open Economy and Integration Processes: The Case of Slovenia pp. 87-94: Sebastjan Strašek

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Josef Brada
Employment and the Labor Market in Hungary pp. 5-54: Erzsébet Viszt and Judit Ványai
Unemployment and the Labor Market in Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic, 1990-1992 pp. 55-70: Kamil Janáček
Gross Domestic Product pp. 71-80: Zenon Rajewski
Foreign Direct Investment in an Emerging Market Economy: The Case of Romania pp. 81-95: Stephen P. Ferris, G. Rodney Thompson and Calin Valsan

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Josef Brada
Wage Regulation in Czechoslovakia pp. 6-31: Alena Buchtíková and Vladislav Flek
Evidence of a New Shape of Income Distribution in Poland pp. 32-51: Brunon Gorecki
Debt Management in Eastern Europe pp. 52-75: Judit Kiss
Privatization, Structural Adjustment, and Exports: The Case of the Hungarian Engineering Industry pp. 76-96: Ádám Török

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Josef Brada
Parting with the Common State and Currency: First Steps of the Czech Republic pp. 6-22: Stanislava Janáčková
Some Theoretical Issues on Transformation pp. 23-38: Zdislav Šulc and Martin Gregor
Democracy Is No Substitute for Capitalism pp. 39-49: Leszek Balcerowicz and Piotr Graff
Evaluation of the Government Program pp. 50-70: Marek Gruchelski
The Quest for Ownership: Why It Was so Easy to Break Communism, and Why It Is so Difficult to Find Social Consensus: A Response to the "Surprise Literature" pp. 71-94: S. Ryszard Domański

Firms Afloat and Firms Adrift: Hungarian Industry and the Economic Transition pp. 1-104: Josef Brada, Inderjit Singh and Adám Török

Country Overview Study: Czech and Slovak Republics: "Will the Manufacturing Heart Beat Again?" pp. 3-35: Jana Matešová
Textile/Cloth: Veba Broumov: "The King of a Declining Industry" pp. 36-51: Jana Matešová
Heavy Chemistry: Spolana pp. 52-65: Martin Sauer
Hungarian Industry in 1992: An Assessment of Trends and Behaviors pp. 66-80: Adám Török
Conduct and Performance in Hungarian Manufacturing pp. 81-92: João Confraria
Engineering Industry: Dunántúli Kôolajipari Gépgyár (Transdanubian Petroleum Industry Equipment Works Ltd.): "Drang nach Osten?" pp. 93-100: Judit Zsarnay and Adám Török
Electronics Industry: Radion Radio and Electrical Works: "The Whiz Kid Grown Old?" pp. 101-112: Gábor Hoványi and Adám Török

Enterprises in Transition: Issues and Methods of Analysis pp. 3-18: Saul Estrin, Alan Gelb and Inderjit Singh
Country Overview Study Poland pp. 19-62: Marek Belka, Anna Krajewska, Stefan Krajewski and Antbal Santos
Food-Processing Industry: Chocolate and Confectionery. Przedsiȩbiorstwo Przemysłu Cukierniczego "Drops" (Bydgoszcz) pp. 63-78: Marek Belka
Glass Industry: Huta Szkła "Hortensja" (Piotrków) pp. 79-97: Marek Belka

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Josef Brada
Foreign Investment in Czechoslovakia: Proposals for Fine-Tuning Measures of Policy Reform pp. 6-18: Zdenek Drabek
Difficulties in Establishing Joint Ventures in Eastern Europe pp. 19-50: Hubert Gabrisch and Michel Vale
East-West Corporate Joint Ventures: Promises and Disappointments pp. 51-81: György Csáki
The Comparative Economics of Bankruptcy: Dealing with Loss-Making Firms in Capitalist, Socialist, and Transitional Economies pp. 82-96: Josef Brada

Editor's Introduction pp. 3: Josef Brada
Recession, Stagnation, and Ways Out pp. 4-77: Paweł Glikman
The General Recession and the Structural Adaptation Crisis pp. 78-94: Ruzena Vintrova

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Josef Brada
Property Rights and Privatization: The Three-Agent Model (A Case Study on Hungary) pp. 5-64: Peter Mihalyi
Ukraine on the Way toward Economic Stabilization and Independence pp. 65-93: Károly Kiss and Volodimir R. Sidenko

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Josef Brada
Insolvency in the Transformation Period of the Czechoslovak Economy pp. 5-24: Mllena Horčicová, Drahomíra Vašková and Ronald Radzai
Transformation of Ownership in Czechoslovakia pp. 25-46: Martin Kupka and Ronald Radzai
Variants of Bankruptcy pp. 47-64: Istvan Abel and András Boros-Kazai
Trade Patterns and Currency Conversion in Hungarian Foreign Trade pp. 65-96: Adam Török