The Rise and Fall of Investment Companies in Slovakia

Hake, Eric R.

doi:10.1080/00213624.2000.11506298

Journal of Economic Issues

2000

DOI: 10.1080/00213624.2000.11506298

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The Rise and Fall of Investment Companies in Slovakia

Eric R. Hake¹

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“…In fact, scholars and practitioners have developed long lists of maladies which require treatment to achieve economic restructuring. For example, improvements in communication and transportation infrastructures, the creation of a legal system based on judicial independence and contract law, and the development of a leadership psyche comfortable with entrepreneurship and risk taking are only a few prescriptions offered the East (see, for example, Chacko, 1999;Dickie, 1991;Hake, 2000;Janackova, 1995;Surrey, 1995).…”

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Political economy and the transition from planned to market economies

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European Business Review

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The revolution in the world economy, especially in the countries of Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, has accelerated academic and practitioner interest in the process of global change. Of special relevance to the topic are the disciplines of strategic management, human resource management, and public policy. Specifically, global changes force a rethinking of existing managerial and governmental practices with respect to economic growth and development. This rethinking is critical to the successful transformation from planned to market economies and to assist in this large systems change the West has offered a myriad suggestions in all areas of management and public policy. The paper first explains the basic tenets of institutional economics and convergence theory, second, it presents the new rights by contrasting them with past practices in former Communist countries, and it concludes with a discussion of their implications for policy makers.

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The Rise and Fall of Investment Companies in Slovakia

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