On the role of banks in enterprise restructuring: the Polish example

Article Abstract:

Government-led gradualism and wholesale application of bankruptcy are ineffective in dealing with loss-making state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in Eastern Europe. A more efficacious solution would be to create an incentive framework and legal environment to encourage major nongovernment creditors to initiate restructuring. Poland's successful enterprise reform program indicates that a decentralized, nongovernment approach to dealing with loss-making SOEs is a viable method.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Banking industry, Management, Economic aspects, Economic policy, Poland, Eastern Europe, Government business enterprises, Public enterprises

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Government interventions, market imperfections and technical inefficiency in a mixed economy: a case study of Indian agriculture

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Research is presented describing the development of a technical inefficiency model approach to determine the economic cost of market imperfections on Indian farming communities.

Research, Economic research, India, Agricultural productivity, Mixed economy

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