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" Barriers to entry and growth of new firms in early transition : "
edited by Iraj Hoshi, Ewa Balcerowicz, Leszek Balcerowicz.
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713980
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b536129
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edited by Iraj Hoshi, Ewa Balcerowicz, Leszek Balcerowicz.
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Barriers to entry and growth of new firms in early transition : : a comparative study of Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Albania and Lithuania\ edited by Iraj Hoshi, Ewa Balcerowicz, Leszek Balcerowicz.
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Boston, MA: Springer-Science+Business Media, [2012?] ©2003
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xviii, 325 pages ; 24 cm
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1441992340
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: 9781441992345
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Date of publication from bookseller's website.
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1. Introduction and Overview --;Appendix 1.1. Enterprise Survey Questionnaire --;2. Fiscal and Regulatory Impediments to the Entry of New Firms in Five Transition Economies --;3. Investment and Finance in de Novo Private Firms: Empirical Results from the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland --;Appendix 3.1. Additional Econometric Results --;4. Foreign Direct Investment in Small Firms --;5. Barriers to Entry and the Unofficial Economy --;6. From Foe to Friend in 10 Years: Private Business Development in Hungary 1989-1998 --;7. Barriers to Entry and Their Impact on Private Sector Growth in Poland --;8. Barriers to Entry and their Impact on Firms' Performance in Albania --;Appendix 8.1. Correlation Matrix --;9. Barriers to Entry of New Firms in the Czech Republic.
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This book is about barriers to entry in early transition. It analyses the barriers faced by new private firms in five countries at different stages of transition: the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland as the front-runners of the process, and Albania and Lithuania which followed them later. It is now well established that the new private firm sector is the engine of growth in transition economies. But the entry of new firms is closely related to the nature of the existing regulatory and fiscal framework, specifically the registration and licensing requirements, rules on sale or lease of real estate, export and import regulations, and taxes and contributions. These barriers invariably lead entrepreneurs to conduct some or all of their business outside the official economy or, in some cases, discourage them from entry altogether.
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Economics.
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Endogenous growth (Economics)
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International economic relations.
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Ewa Balcerowicz
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Iraj Hoshi
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Leszek Balcerowicz
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