Titlebook: Entrepreneurship and Economic Transition in Central Europe; Jean-Paul Larçon (Professor of Strategy) Book 1998 Springer Science+Business M

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Der doppelte Boden der ökonomischen Moderneagers and the head office, (6) the head office generally closely monitors the operations, and (7) several case firms see the potential for using Eastern and Central Europe as a production base. [This paper was first published in . (International Business Press, an imprint of The Haworth Press, Inc) Vol.1, n°4,1996, pp 1–16.].

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Economic Growth and Foreign Direct Investment: The Polish Case, FDI stimulates the transfer of capital and technology as well as foreign trade and contributes to GDP growth. At the microeconomic level FDI increases the competitiveness of Polish companies, a key factor for EU accession.

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Development of Financial Markets: The Czech Case,will outline the basic conditions for investment in the Czech Republic. It is intended to answer some of the broad and most important questions regarding portfolio investment opportunities in the Czech Republic.

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Privatisation and Company Restructuring in Central and Eastern Europe: Issues and Progress,sation will not lead to ideal ownership structures for ensuing enterprise restructuring. The paper concludes by providing evidence on the forms of ownership that have emerged post-privatisation, notably the disproportionate amount of insider ownership, and discussing the evidence on the impact of privatisation to date, which appears to be modest.

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cy, market-oriented economies and integration intothe European and international business community. For businesses,Central Europe offers a unique window of opportunity and, inparticular, two comparative advantages: a low-cost qualified workforceand stronger growth rates than mature Western European

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Marktversagen durch externe Effekte,ade. This new political and economic environment has been the theatre of new corporate strategies of both local companies and foreign corporations. The context and speed of transformation specifically gives to the first and fast movers the opportunity to increase significantly their competitive advantage.