Three Measures of Corporate Restructuring in a Transition Economy: The Case of Newly Privatised Romanian Companies

Calin Valsan

Post-Communist Economies, 2001, vol. 13, issue 1, 121-128

Abstract: This article analyses the restructuring of newly privatised Romanian firms by focusing on three microeconomic variables. Changes in the number of personnel, the volume of fixed assets and the level of research and development are analysed in connection with measures of ownership structure and concentration. Overall, the evidence presented suggests that institutional (possibly foreign) outside stakeholders are more likely to foster restructuring and increase the likelihood of survival of newly privatised firms in Eastern Europe.

Date: 2001
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