MICE

Article Abstract:

MICE saw a rise in pre-tax profit of more than 400% from 1989 to 1994, with a growth of 445% for the five following years, a compound annual rise of 53%. The company's chairman, Mike Curley, wants MICE to lead the world market in management exhibition, conference and museum displays. A rights issue has been carried out and is aimed at funding acquisitions. The company has already acquired a number of small businesses. The company has achieved repeat orders as well as new business.

Sign Manufacturing, Signs and advertising specialities, Convention Displays, Management, Marketing industry, Trade show displays, MICE

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Six out of ten Czechs are shareholders

Article Abstract:

The private sector accounted for some 70% of the gross domestic product of the Czech Republic in 1995, while the state owned 98% of economic activities in 1989. Privatization has been carried out using vouchers and has created many small shareholders accounting for 65% of the Czech Republic's 10 million inhabitants. Further privatizations are planned, though the pace is slowing. Some companies will be retined by the state, including the railroads and a uranium mine.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Czech Republic, Economic policy, Privatization, Privatization (Business)

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