Competencia y gobierno empresarial en las economías en transición

Abstract

The reform process has seen an array of policies applied, with policies to privatisation and corporate governance, encouragement of competition through entry, exit and trade liberalisation, and breaking the financial relationship between the state and enterprise sector. In general, pro-reform and pro-competition policies have been applied more consistently and effectively in the Visegrad countries, the Baltic States and Slovenia than elsewhere, especially in the rest of the former Soviet Union. Even so, the variation in policies is large, providing an important laboratory to test the impact of particular packages on enterprise performance and restructuring.