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Privatization in St. Petersburg: Challenges in the Post-Soviet Era
The urban age . 1994. Vol. 2. No. 4. P. 1–6.
Limonov L. E., Miagkov V.
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Keywords: privatization
Mazaev V. D., Вестник Университета имени О.Е. Кутафина 2025 № 9 С. 88–96
The issues of unfair distribution of national wealth in the process of mass privatization have given rise to the main problems of building a modern legal state. Taking into account the doctrine of Russian constitutionalism requires filling with moral principles, should be aimed primarily at ensuring the common good and justice in the management of ...
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Degterev D. A., Вестник международных организаций: образование, наука, новая экономика 2024 Т. 19 № 4 С. 75–93
In this article, the author examines the main approaches to water management in Africa in the context of realizing the rightto clean water and sanitation. The features of both public and private water management, as well as the public-privateapproach, are shown. The author also presents as well the attempts to find a “third way” through ...
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NY: Oxford University Press, 2024.
Privatization of education has become a global trend, tailored to fit local economic and political contexts. The papers in this collection highlight the varied aspects of privatization, including its exogenous/endogenous, central/peripheral, and for-profit/philanthropic dimensions. The researchers presented the multifaceted effects and consequences of privatization, which are not only structural and relational but also ethical, subjective, ...
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Cook L. J., , in: The Politics of Non-state Social Welfare.: Cornell University Press, 2014. P. 217–236.
In Russia, as in other postcommunist states, non-state welfare providers emerged during the 1990s after decades of virtually complete state monopolization of social provision. Those decades produced a distinctive constellation of welfare institutions and providers, political interests and societal expectations. By the end of the Communist period most of the population had been incorporated into ...
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Avraamova E., Gurkov I. B., Bulychkina G., Sociological Research 1996 Vol. 35 No. 5 P. 6–21
The industrial policy of the last few years has been marked by the disintegration of
established economic ties and a protracted structural crisis. This makes the
transition to a market economy more painful, and workers at all levels face
unaccustomed diculties associated with the survival of enterprises and their
conversion to forms of economic management more suited to the ...
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Palgrave Macmillan, 2021.
The volume will examine the influence of professional service firms in public policy-making from a global perspective. Over the past three decades, the ‘Big Four’ firms (KPMG, Deloitte, PwC, EY) alongside other transnational consulting firms have aggressively targeted the public sector with the aim of expanding their market in auditing, advisory and taxation services. They ...
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Lipsits I. V., Gurkov I. B., Neschadin A. et al., M.: Expert Institute, 1996.
This is the translation of the book with the same title published by the Expert Institutte in 1995.
* Игорь Липсиц включен Минюстом в Реестр иностранных агентов. ...
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Gurkov I. B., , in: The Microeconomics of Transformation and Growth.: Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing, 1998. P. 116–140.
The pper preent the variation of market strategies based on the percieved control of Russian firms ...
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Dabrowski M., Zachmann G., Dominguez-Jimenez M., / Series Bruegel Policy Contribution "Bruegel Policy Contribution". 2020. No. 14.
Since the Euromaidan protests (2013-2014), Ukraine has had two presidents and four governments. In a difficult environment of external aggression, they have initiated various reforms aimed at bringing the country closer to the European Union and boosting growth. Progress has been partial and relies on international backing, with limited domestic appetite for reform. ...
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Дятлова Н. А., М.: Юстицинформ, 2017.
In this article there is an analysis of positions of various authors which exist in science literature about an issue on the rights arising with regard to the object of a public-private partnership agreement, as well as a characteristic of norms of Russian law which cover the matter in question and analysis of some problematic ...
Added: November 18, 2019
Khusainov F. I., Бюллетень транспортной информации 2011 № 10 С. 3–12
The article displays preliminary results of the three phases of the Russian railways structural reform as well as the present problems that this transport branch has met. It is shown by the author, that in some segments of the industry the certain reforms have been implemented, e.g. in the operating cars segment tariff liberalization has ...
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Shomina E., Global Tenant, IUT Quarterly Magazin, Sweden 2017 No. 2 P. 12–12
In the Soviet Union the housing stock was mainly state-owned. In urban areas state ownership accounted for 79%, in the largest cities up to 90% of the housing stock. Today, about 85% of the urban housing stock is private.In accordance with socialist ideology, rents and housing costs for citizens were nominal and housing was heavily ...
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Azarnert L. V., Israel Affairs 2017 Vol. 23 No. 5 P. 848–856
This work studies a unique case of transition to capitalism that involves adjustment to money: the privatization of the Israeli kibbutz system. Kibbutz members in Israel had refrained from using money for decades. The bankruptcy of the kibbutz system compelled them to enter the national monetary economy in the 1990s, and they opened personal bank ...
Added: October 2, 2018
Iwasaki I., Mizobata S., Muravyev, A., Post-Communist Economies 2018 Vol. 30 No. 3 P. 290–333
This paper provides a meta-analysis of studies on the effect of ownership on the performance of Russian firms over 20 years of rapid institutional and economic changes. We review 29 studies extracted from the EconLit and Web of Science databases with a total of 877 relevant estimates. We find that the government negatively affects company performance ...
Added: May 22, 2018
Kozyrin A. N., Pravo. Zhurnal Vysshey shkoly ekonomiki 2016 No. 4 P. 140–151
The article discusses the history of the legislation on privatization in Russia and features of use of privatizationas a regulator of the modern economic policy in the Russian Federation. The author shows the uniqueexperience of privatization in Russia in the 1990s, which allowed rapid creation of private sector in theRussian economy. Privatization as a paradigm ...
Added: January 22, 2018
Fridman A., Journal of Economics 2018 Vol. 124 No. 2 P. 159–173
he paper proposes a two-stage mixed duopoly model of exhaustible resource market where at the first stage the government decides on the degree of privatization of public firm and at the second stage the public and private firms decide simultaneously on the two-period extraction paths. It is demonstrated that if the two firms have symmetric ...
Added: September 27, 2017
Galanov V. A., Galanova A., Наука и практика. Научно-аналитический журнал РЭУ им. Г.В. Плеханова 2017 № 1(25) С. 25–32
In article the question of the prospects of development of Russia in the light of various alternatives of change of scales and a role of a state-owned property in national economy, i.e. from line items of its preserving or privatization is considered. It is shown that availability of a state-owned property is contradictory need from ...
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Iwasaki Ichiro, Mizobata S., Muravyev Alexander, / Series "Russian Research Center Working Paper". 2017. No. 65.
This paper provides a meta-analysis of studies on the effect of ownership on the performance of Russian firms over 20 years of rapid institutional and economic changes. We review 29 studies extracted from the EconLit and Web of Science databases with a total of 877 relevant estimates. We find that the government negatively affects company ...
Added: January 12, 2017
Galanov V. A., Galanova A., Наука и практика. Научно-аналитический журнал РЭУ им. Г.В. Плеханова 2016 № 1(21) С. 6–11
Modern market relationships are based on a full-based participation of state property or on public capital. In contrast with private capital, it may not aim at profit but at a substitution of the latter in low-profit sectors. This substitution may have a temporal (cyclic) or constant character. If a sector of public economy becomes unstimulating ...
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Gurkov I. B., MOCT-MOST 1997 Vol. 7 No. 2 P. 57–89
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Rudnik B., Вопросы государственного и муниципального управления 2015 № 3 С. 83–102
The article considers attempts to transform economic mechanisms of culture, which were made since the latest years of Soviet period. The main point of the transformations analyzed was to achieve a rational balance between the freedom of initiative of cultural goods producers and public control of their activities. Transformations were brought into action under three ...
Added: January 28, 2016
Радыгин А. Д., Simachev Y. V., Entov R., Russian Journal of Economics 2015 Vol. 1 No. 1 P. 55–80
This article will analyze the activity of state-owned companies and their place in the structure of market relations from the standpoint of contemporary approaches to the study of “state failure” and “market failure”. It will also consider the implications of the systematic embedding of private property rights. In addition to considering the costs of the ...
Added: December 3, 2015
Радыгин А. Д., Simachev Y. V., Entov R., Вопросы экономики 2015 № 1 С. 45–79
This article analyzes state-owned companies and their place in the structure of market interactions in the context of modern approaches to the study of government failures and market failures, as well as the conditions of the system of private property rights rooting. Besides the general theoretical consideration of the costs of functioning of state-owned companies, ...
Added: December 3, 2015