Comparative Economic Studies

1991 - 2025

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Central Bank Independence and the Lessons for Transition Economies from Developed and Developing Countries pp. 1-22: Helmut Wagner
Liberalization Policy: ‘Fits & Starts’ or Gradual Change in India pp. 23-46: Mohammed I Ansari and Ira Gang
Enterprise Adjustment and the Role of Bank Credit in Russia: Evidence from a 420 Firms Qualitative Survey pp. 47-69: Sophie Brana, Mathilde Maurel and Jérôme Sgard
Privatisation, Restructuring and Management in Slovene Enterprises pp. 71-102: Štefan Bojnec
Intercountry Income Inequality: An Expansion and an Update pp. 103-108: Donghyun Park
The Destruction of the Soviet Economic System: An Insiders' History pp. 109-111: Paul R Gregory
Review of Trading Blocs: Alternative Approaches to Analyzing Preferential Trade Arrangements pp. 112-114: Satya Das
Ukraine at the Crossroads: Economic Reforms in International Perspective pp. 115-117: Paul R Gregory
Russia Under Western Eyes – From the Bronze Horseman to the Lenin Mausoleum pp. 118-123: Jozef M van Brabant
Emerging From Communism – Lessons From Russia, China, and Eastern Europe pp. 124-126: Jozef M van Brabant

Who is Shouldering the Burden of Transition? An Analysis of Depreciation Rates in Russian Industry&ast pp. 1-44: Susan Linz
Bilateral Clearing and the Separation of Czechoslovakia: An Obviously Hopeless Proceeding&quest pp. 45-60: Gerald Groshek
The Transforming Enterprise: Company Performance After Privatization in Hungary Between 1988 and 19971 pp. 61-110: Iván Major
Financial Development and Small Firms Financing in Slovenia pp. 111-133: Maria Minniti and Lidija Polutnik
Job Creation, Job Destruction and Labour Demand in Slovenia pp. 135-149: Štefan Bojnee and Jozef Konings
State-Owned versus Township and Village Enterprises in China&ast pp. 151-179: Enrico Perotti, Laixiang Sun and Liang Zou
Collision and Collusion - The Strange Case of Western Aid to Eastern Europe 1989–1998 pp. 181-185: Jozef M van Brabant
To the Editor pp. 186-187: James Angresano
Professor Sawyer Replies pp. 187-188: Malcom Sawyer

The Financial System in Russia Compared to Other Transition Economies: The Anglo-American Versus the German-Japanese Model&ast pp. 1-42: Vladimir Popov
Econometrics of Income Distribution: Toward More Comprehensive Specification of Institutional Correlates pp. 43-74: J. Benson Durham
Ownership Structure and Enterprise Restructuring in Six Newly Independent States pp. 75-95: Simeon Djankov
A Demographic Analysis of Income Distribution in Estonia&ast pp. 96-113: Lisa Wilder, Mary Ellen Benedict and Marie Viies

Job Rights in Russian Firms: Endangered or Extinct Institution&quest pp. 1-32: Susan Linz
Transformation, EU Integration, and Regional Cooperation in Eastern Europe pp. 33-58: Jozef M van Brabant
Changing Methodology of Measuring Growth and Inflation: The Case of Ukraine pp. 59-75: Fyodor Kushnirsky
Institutional Change in Transitional Economies: The Case of Accounting in China pp. 76-100: Kolleen J Rask, David K W Chu and Thomas R Gottschang
Soviet Defense Spending&ast pp. 101-112: Abraham S Becker
Lectures on International Trade pp. 113-114: Thomas Prusa
Enlargement and Integration in the European Union pp. 115-116: Daniel Piazolo

Integrating the transition economies into the EU framework - an overview pp. 1-5: Jozef M van Brabant
On the relationship between the east's transitions and European integration pp. 6-37: Jozef M van Brabant
Conditions for accession to the EU pp. 38-57: Marie Lavigne
Exchange-rate policies in central Europe and monetary union pp. 58-78: Lucjan Orlowski
Advantages and drawbacks of EU membership - the structural dimension pp. 79-103: Hubert Gabrisch and Klaus Werner
The implications of widening for third countries&ast pp. 104-132: Jozef M van Brabant
The Political Economy of Gunnar Myrdal: An Institutional Basis for the Transformation Problem pp. 133-136: Malcolm Sawyer
Agricultural Privatization, Land Reform and Farm Restructuring in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 137-139: Stephen Wegren
Bridging Divides - Transformation in Eastern Europe: Connecting Energy and Environment pp. 140-144: Zdenek Drabek
Struggle and Hope. Essays on Stabilization and Reform in a Post-Socialist Economy pp. 145-146: Martin C Spechler

Introduction: Transition, Enterprise Restructuring, and the Contributions of Joseph S. Berliner&ast pp. 1-4: Robert C Stuart
Enterprise Restructuring in Russia's Transition Economy: Formal and Informal Mechanisms pp. 5-52: Susan Linz and Gary Krueger
Will Restructuring Hungarian Companies Innovate&quest pp. 53-74: John P Bonin and Istvan Abel
The Economic Effects of Privatization: Evidence from a Russian Panel pp. 75-102: Derek Jones
Restructuring in Transition: Conception and Measurement pp. 103-108: Richard E Ericson
John P. Bonin and Istvan Abel, “Will Restructuring Hungarian Companies Innovate?” pp. 109-111: Anna Meyendorff
Distributional Conflict and Inflation pp. 112-113: Daniel Arce
Going Global: Transition From Plan to Market in The World Economy pp. 114-116: Holland Hunter
Japan Commission on Industrial Performance pp. 117-120: Hiroki Tsurumi
Trade and Growth in Transition Economies: Export Impediments for Central and Eastern Europe pp. 121-123: Bernard Hoekman

The Political Economy of Reform Failure and Poor Economic Performance pp. 1-4: Sunder Ramaswamy
The Political Economy of Bulgaria's Peculiar Post-Communist Business Cycle&ast pp. 5-42: Michael Wyzan
Economic Reform in Haiti: Past Failures and Future Success?&ast pp. 43-71: Mats Lundahl and Rubén Silié
Success and Failure of Economic Policies: The Experience of Greece and Portugal pp. 72-102: Sarantis Lolos
Discussion: the Political Economy of Reform Failure and Poor Economic Performance pp. 103-107: Jeffrey Miller
Macroeconomic Issues and Policies: The Case of Bangladesh pp. 108-109: Arlene Furfero
Independent Slovenia: Origins, Movements, Prospects pp. 110-112: Maria Minniti and Lidija Polutnik
Political Economy of Financial Integration in Europe: the Battle of the Systems pp. 113-116: Jozef M van Brabant