Eastern European Economics

1989 - 2025

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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

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

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

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

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