On the sale of production rights and firm organization

Article Abstract:

Owners of production rights such as landowners may prefer to engage in a mixed privatization process where part of the rights goes to workers and another part goes to profit-seeking third parties. This finding shows that a mixed duopoly or oligopoly can prove to be attractive to sellers who are assumed to be concerned about the firm organization of buyers, contrary to popular assumption. Such finding can prove to be helpful to the analysis of privatization policies of former communist nations of Eastern Europe.

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A macrotheroetic model of the Chinese economy

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the study of production markets in a model Chinese economy, measuring the impact of subsidies on nontraded industrial goods, agriculture and industrial exports.

China, Economic aspects

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Privatization, partial state ownership, and competition

Article Abstract:

In the last decade, thousands of industrial enterprises have been privatized. The extension of competition in the product market, plays a major role in the privatization of an industry.

Science & research, Models, Economic research, Government holding companies

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