Titlebook: Barriers to Entry and Growth of New Firms in Early Transition; A Comparative Study Iraj Hoshi,Ewa Balcerowicz,Leszek Balcerowicz (Pre Book

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Boiling on Structured Surfaces, Only in 1992, after new elections, when the Democratic Party gained a majority, did the government start to implement the programme of transition in Albania which, by then, was the last country in Central and Eastern Europe to embark on economic transformation.

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Book 2003gal and institutional framework in which new firms will operate. The establishment of a conducive legal and institutional environment, however, takes much longer. In practice, new firms come into existence before the rules of the game are properly established. These rules develop gradually and are n

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