Neo-transitional economics

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Neo-transitional economics is a policy-oriented collection of contemporary theoretical and empirical research studies on transition countries in the post-crisis paradigm. Topics covered range from monetary and financial economics to international trade and formation of a welfare state.

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Full title :Neo-transitional economics / edited by Rustam Jamilov, Yusaf H. Akbar.

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Publication Date:2015.
Edition:First edition

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Publisher(s):Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Place of Publication:Bingley, UK
Language:eng
Publication Date:2015.

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Description:1 ressource en ligne.

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ISBN:9781784416812, 1784416819, 1784416827, 9781784416829
oclc:ocn973093667
LC Classification:HB171
Dewey Decimal:330

Introduction to neo-transitional economics / Rustam Jamilov, Yusaf H. Akbar -- Neo-transitional economies : the broad context / Paul Marer -- Development and transition in Serbia : economic aspects / György Simon Jr. -- Regulatory evolution, multinational firms and neo-transition economies / Yusaf H. Akbar -- The neo-transitional paradox : restrictive capital regulations, authoritarian state and limited welfare type of capitalism examined in international context / Martina Lubyova, Pavol Babos -- The role of corporate governance in a transitional economy / Xuan Vinh Vo -- Post-Soviet transition : the impact of Russian influence on institutions / Matei Alexianu -- Lending rate pass-through and bank heterogeneity in a high interest rate environment : evidence from Azerbaijan / Rustam Jamilov -- The influence of macroeconomic risks on credit risk in the Serbian banks loan portfolio / Dragisa Otasevic -- Does regulatory environment affect earnings management in transitional economies? An empirical examination of the financial reporting quality of cross-listed firms of China and Hong Kong / Matthias Nnadi, Kamil Omoteso, Yi Yu -- Debt sustainablity analysis for emerging and developing …