Corporate governance in transitional economies : insider control and the role of Banks /
When socialist planned economies were first being transformed into market economies, a naive optimism ruled. The transition could be achieved, it was thought, by simply privatizing state-owned enterprises and by introducing the equity market as a means of corporate control. This textbook notion of t...
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Washington, D.C. :
World Bank. Economic Development Institute,
1995
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- Overview / Masahiko Aoki and Hyung-Ki Kim
- Pt. 1. Generic and comparative issues: theory and policy implications
- 1. Controlling insider control: issues of corporate governance in transition economies / Masahiko Aoki
- 2. Political economy issues of ownership transformation in Eastern Europe / Gerard Roland
- 3. Corporate governance in transition economies: the theory and its policy implications / Erik Berglof
- Pt. 2. Country studies in comparative perspectives
- 4. Corporate governance, banks, and fiscal reform in Russia / John M. Litwack
- 5. Enterprise governance and investment funds in Russian privatization / Noritaka Akamatsu
- 6. Evolution of commercial banking in Russia and the implications for corporate governance / Elena Belyanova and Ivan Rozinsky
- 7. Reforming corporate governance and finance in China / Yingyi Qian
- 8. Centralized decentralization: corporate governance in the german economic economic trasition / Ernst- Ludwig von Thadden
- Pt. 3. Relevance and lessons of the Japanese and German experiences
- Introductory note / Masahiko Aoki
- 9. Cleaning up the balance sheets: Japanese experience in the postwar reconstruction period / Takeo Hoshi
- 10. The privatization of ex-Zaibatsu Holding stocks and the emergence of Bank-Centered Corporate Groups in Japan / Hideaki Miyajima
- 11. Savings mobilization and investment financing during Japan's postwar economic recovery /Juro Teranishi
- 12. Shareholder voting and corporate governance: the german experience and a new approach / Theodor Baums and Philipp v. Randow
- Index.