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Industrial Economics For Countries In Transition |
Edited by Philippe R. Scholtès, UNIDO Representative in Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam
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| 1996 |
224 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 85898 521 3 |
£68.00 |
on-line discount
£61.20 |
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‘This book succeeds in combining a theoretical framework with applied economics.’
– Klaus Schabacker, The Economic Journal
‘. . . a significant contribution to the present pool of limited knowledge addressing the problem of transition, and would be a useful source book for policymakers and students of economic transitions.’
– Pradosh Nath, Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research
This important and accessible book focuses on the problems confronting public authorities in transitional economies. It is based on a large, diversified and first-hand body of empirical research, which is analysed in terms of mainstream industrial economic theory.
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Contents: Foreword Part I: General Issues on Economic Reforms and Industrial Restructuring in Transition Countries 1. Long-Term Perspectives on Economic Reform and Industrial Restructuring (G.C. Rodrigo) 2. Eastern European Lessons on Economic Restructuring: A Synthesis of the Literature (K. Gatsios) 3. Restructuring of Public Enterprises and Privatization (N. Gökgür) 4. Institututional Support to Restructuring: The Treuhandanstalt in Germany (C. Luft) 5. Economic Reforms, Industrial Restructuring and Multi-Agent Decision-Making (P.R. Scholtès) 6. Capital Inflows and Technology Transfers in Developing Countries (P.R. Scholtès) Part II: Prospects for Industrial Development in the Red River Delta (Viet Nam): A Case-Study (P.R. Scholtès, H. Nguyen Thanh) 7. Premises 8. Overall Policy, Regulatory and Institutional Framework 9. Resource Base and Current Manufacturing Patterns in the Red River Delta 10. Prospects for Manufacturing Growth in the Red River Delta: Elements of Strategic Planning 11. Proposals for a Programme of Action 12. Concluding Remarks Index
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In Association with United Nations Industrial Development Organization
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