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Eritrea: selected issues / Kikuba, R
IMF; 1998 - 82p.
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Uganda: selected issues and statistical appendix
IMF; 1998 - 86p.
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Cameroon: Selected issues and statistical appendix / Thiam, I.
IMF; 1996 - 129p.
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Old debts and new beginnings: a policy choice in transitional socialist economies / Scott, David
The authors examine the decisions policy-makers in transitional socialist economies must make: how to define the asset liability structure of state owned enterprises and banks as they are privatized. They conclude that the many loans issued by state-owned enterprises under socialism are impeding the transition to thriving market economies. The heav [...]
World Bank; 1992 - 27p.
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Privatization of natural monopoly public enterprises: the regulation issue / Bradburd, Ralph
Many developing countries are considering the privatization of public enterprise natural monopolies. Such as monopolies in charge of electricity, natural gas, water and sewer, and telephone service. The author tries to answer two questions: (i) how great would the efficiency losses be, if any, if a public natural monopoly were privatized and allowe [...]
World Bank; 1992 - 40p.
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Economic liberalization and privatization of agricultural marketing and input supply in Tanzania: A case study of cashew nuts / Mwase, Ngila
AERC; 1998 - 27p., Append.
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Structural adjustment lending: An evaluation of program design / Yagci, Fahrettin
Structural adjustment lending is a comparatively new instrument. Although the Bank has substantially improved the design and implementation of these operations, there are areas which need further improvement. This paper attempts to identify these areas and indicate the issues to be explicitly addressed in the design of future structural adjustment [...]
World Bank; 1985 - 137p.
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Financing training: Issues and options / Dougherty, Christopher
Until comparatively recently, most training in most countries has been enterprise-based and has been financed by the employer, by the trainee, or both jointly, normally without money changing hands. As a first approximation, the cost of firm-specific training is absorbed by the employer, and the cost of transferable training is shifted to the train [...]
World Bank; 1991 - 67p., Ref.
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: The case of Chile / Serven, Luis
The authors construct, estimate, and simulate a macroeconomic model for Chile. This model allows aggregate supply and demand factors to interact in determining such key economic variables as inflation, the real wage, the real exchange rate, real output and employment, and the current account balance. The model ensures the consistency of different a [...]
World Bank.; 1991 - 79p., Ref.
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Long term prospects in Eastern Europe: The role of external finance in an era of change / Diwan, Ishac
Private investors have an important role to play in the ongoing process of reform in Eastern Europe. So external creditworthiness is crucial to a successful transition. Large government borrowing crowds out the formation of private contracts between international investors and domestic entrepreneurs and firms [...]
World Bank; 1991 - 42p.
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Latin America's journey to the market from macroeconomic shocks to institutional therapy / Naim, Moses
ICS; 1995 -
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Institutional, traditional and asset pricing characteristics of the Nigerian stock exchange / Inanga, Eno L.
Nigeria, like many other developing countries, has invested in developing the domestic capital market as a means of mobilizing external capital and domestic savings. A developed domestic capital market provides opportunity for greater funds mobilization, improved efficiency in resource allocation and provision of relevant information for investment [...]
AERC; 1997 - 27p.
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Exchange rate policy and inflation: the case of Uganda / Barungi, Barbara Mbire
"This paper examines the determinants of inflation in Uganda. High inflation, an economic virus of the Ugandan economy for most of the 1980s, has been recorded at annual rates of less than 10% since 1993/94. A competitive exchange rate has also been sustained since 1990 [...]
AERC; 1997 - 25p., Ref.
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Privatization and public enterprises / Hemming, Richard
IMF; 1988 - 22p., Ref.
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The current regulatory framework governing business in Bulgaria / OBrien, Thomas
The paper identifies the key elements of the regulatory environment for business in Bulgaria, to serve as a research guide, while recognizing that the rapid development of new legislative, and regulatory procedures, are greatly needed, largely to meet the European Union's (EU) legal, and regulatory standards. It describes business creation, with th [...]
World Bank; 2001 - 53p., Bibliogr.
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Competition and regulation in infrastructure / Chang, Claude V.
CSAE; 1999 - 46p., Ref.
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Rebalancing the public and private sectors: the case of Malaysia / Leeds, Roger S.
Although the objectives of the Privatisation Programme in Malaysia were clearly stated from the start, there was no overall implementation plan during the first few years. Thus, the early targets of privatisation as well as the specific methods applied were chosen in an ad hoc manner. A major constraint for the implementation of this programme was [...]
OECD; 1989 - 65p.
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Mobilizing domestic resources for economic development in Nigeria: the role of the capital market / Ogwumike, Fidelis O.
This study focuses on the role of the capital market in mobilizing domestic resources for economic development in Nigeria, with emphasis on the role of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). The objectives of the study are to identify the major problems confronting the stock market and to determine the impact of government policies on the operations of [...]
AERC; 1997 - 54p.
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Structural adjustment in the transition: case studies from Albania, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyz Republic and Moldova / Siegelbaum, Paul J.
The study reviews the performance of four transition countries - Albania, Azerbaijan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and Moldova - in the areas of private, and financial sector development, identifying both their achievements, and challenges, to extract beneficial reform efforts, and alternative approaches, setting the pace for sustainable growth. These coun [...]
World Bank; 2002 - 180p., Bibliogr.
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