Nunnenkamp, Peter

Raiser, Martin

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Research Papers in Economics

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[1988], Public Finance in Development. World Development Report

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[1992], &quot;Is There a J-curve for the Economic Transition from Socialism to Capitalism?&quot;.

[1992], Economic Trends in

[1992a], Privatization in Poland: A Comparative Perspective.

[1992b], &quot;Stagflationary Effects of Stabilisation Programmes in Reforming Socialist Economies&quot;.

[1992b], &quot;The Political Economy of Privatization&quot;. In:

[1993], &quot;Food for Fledglings - Eastern European Banks&quot;.

[1993], Monthly Statistics. Czech Central Statistical Office, Prague, various issues.

[1993b], &quot;The No-Exit Economy. Soft Budget Constraints and the Causes for Success or Failure of Economic Reforms in Developing Countries&quot;. Institute of World Economics, Kiel Working Paper,

An Institutional Approach to Banking Reform in Eastern Europe&quot;.

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Banking in Transition: Development and Current Problems in Hungary&quot;.

Better Banks for Eastern Europe&quot;.

Binletyn Statystycny. Warsaw, various issues.

Central and East Europe: Myths and Realities&quot;.

Comment on Oliver E. Williamson, Private Ownership and the Capital Market&quot;. In:

Crippled Monetary Policy: Hungary's Financial Legacies&quot;.

Czech Republic/Slovakia: The Split&quot;.

Economic Behaviour and Institutions.

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Enterprise Debt and Economic Transformation: Financial Restructuring of the State Sector in Central and Eastern Europe&quot;.

Financial Reform in Eastern Europe: Progress with the Wrong Model&quot;.

From Plan to Market: On the Nature of the Transformation Crisis&quot;.

FUND (IMF) [1993], International Financial Statistics. Washington, various issues.

Hungary's Loan Consolidation Programme: Gradualism Returns&quot;.

Industrial Policy and Restructuring in Eastern Europe&quot;.

Institutions, Institutional Change and Economic Performance.

Macroeconomic Policy in Hungary: Poetry versus Reality&quot;.

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Methods and Sequencing of Privatization: What Post-Socialist Countries Can Learn from Chile&quot;. Institute of World Economics, Kiel Working Paper,

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Private Ownership and the Capital Market&quot;. In:

Privatisierung in Mittelund Osteuropa: Konzepte fur den Hindernislauf zur Marktwirtschaft&quot;.

Privatisierung in Polen, Ungarn und der CSFR: Eine Bestandsaufnahme&quot;.

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Privatization of the Polish State-Owned Enterprises: The Second Report&quot;. The Gdansk Institute for Market Economics, Economic Transformation,

Property Rights Reform: Hungarian Country Study&quot;.

Soft Budget Constraints: An Institutional Interpretation of Stylised Facts in Economic Transformation in Central Eastern Europe&quot;. Institute of World Economics,

The Causes of Recession Following Stabilisation&quot;.

The Evolution of Financial Discipline under the Postsocialist System&quot;.

The Experience with Monetary Policy in an Environment with Strong Microeconomic Distortions&quot;.

The Hungarian Reform Process: Visions, Hopes, and Realities&quot;.

The Liquidity Crisis and Bankruptcy Procedures in Hungary&quot;.

The Merits of Insider Privatization: What Russia Can Learn from Eastern Europe&quot;.

The Output Decline in the Aftermath of Reform: The Cases of Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, and Romania&quot;.

The Political Economy of Economic Liberalization&quot;.

The Politics of Stabilization and Structural Adjustment&quot;.

The Problem of Social Cost&quot;.

The Socio-Political Barriers of Polish Privatization&quot;.

The Transformation of Eastern Europe&quot;.

Three Years of Privatization in the Czech and Slovak Republics&quot;.

Timing and Sequencing of Reforms. Competing Views&quot;.

Transforming Socialist Economies. The Case of Poland and Czechoslovakia.

Transforming State Enterprises in Poland. Microeconomic Evidence on Adjustment&quot;. World Bank, Country Department II, Policy Research Working Paper,

Unemployment, Labour Markets and Structural Change in Eastern Europe&quot;.

UPDATE (CBU) [1993], Weekly Newsletter. Prague, various issues.

Zur Konsistenz und Glaubwiirdigkeit von Wirtschaftsreformen: Einige Erfahrungen und Lehren fur die Systemtransformation in Mittel- und Osteuropa&quot;.

Output decline and recovery in Central Europe: the role of incentives before, during and after privatisation

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