Free Market in Its Twenties
Title
Free Market in Its Twenties
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Modern Business Decision Making in Central and Eastern Europe
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9789633860465
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Acknowledgements List of Tables List of Figures List of Boxes List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Introduction: Political Economy and Public Finances István Benczes I. Cross-Country Analysis of Public Finances in Central and Eastern Europe 1. Economic Freedom and Public Debt in Central and Eastern Europe Oliver Treidler 2. Political Business Cycles: Theory and Empirical Findings for the CEE Region András Olivér Németh 3. The Strategic Use of Public Debt in Central and Eastern Europe Vera Takács and István Benczes 4. Varieties of Capitalism and Public Finances in Central and Eastern Europe Zsolt Szabó II. Case Studies in the Public Finances of Central and Eastern Europe 5. Passive Macroeconomic Populism in the Baltics Gábor Kutasi 6. Values, Norms, and Beliefs: The Case of Poland Judit Kozenkow 7. Critical Junctures and Unintended Consequences: The Case of Hungary István Benczes 8. Structural Reforms in a Low-Trust Environment: The Case of Slovakia Dóra Gyorffy 9. Europeanization with a Detour: The Case of Croatia Fruzsina Sigér Index

Maciej Kisilowski (ed.)

Free Market in Its Twenties

Modern Business Decision Making in Central and Eastern Europe

This book provides a broadly managerial perspective on key trends that affect business decision-making in Central and Eastern Europe twenty years after the beginning of the region's transition to market economy. Reflecting different viewpoints, including economic, social, and political approaches, the essays helps managers of the region to understand better both regional and the global forces influencing their businesses – as well as to bring to their attention relevant cutting-edge approaches to business thinking and decision-making.
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Maciej Kisilowski

Maciej Kisilowski is assistant professor of law and public management at CEU Business School and director of Initiative for Regulatory Innovation research center. He holds an MA and a PhD in law from Yale, MPA in economics and public policy from Princeton, and MBA with distinction from Insead.