Bank efficiency in Croatia: a stochastic-frontier analysis

Article Abstract:

An analysis of banking efficiency in Croatia reveals that preexisting banks remain central t the country's banking system and that they have proven to be hardier than usual compared with new banks. The study also reveals that new banks are not as efficient as old banks and that they do not operate at an efficient scale with new private banks having enormous potential to free ride on the efforts of other banks.

Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Management Science, Evaluation, Croatia, Industrial efficiency, Economic efficiency

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Incentives for CEO's with multitasks: Evidence from Chinese state-owned enterprise

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The findings of an investigation done to asses the complementary and substitutability measures of CEO (Chief Executive Officer) compensation theoretically and empirically by using a data set of CEO contracts of more than 300 Chinese government owned enterprises are presented.

China, Personnel administration, Russia, Methods, Compensation and benefits, Chief executive officers, Wages, Wages and salaries, Salary

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Bureaucrats, state banks, and the efficiency of credit allocation: the experience of Chinese state-owned enterprises

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Bank finance for Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) is examined from 1980 to 1994, and bank employees are seen as more skilled in assessing SOE credit risk than were bureaucrats who allocated transfers.

Economic aspects, Government business enterprises, Public enterprises

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