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| Simon Commander is principal economist in the New Products and Outreach Division of the World Bank's Economic Development Institute; Qimiao Fan is an economist in the World Bank's Country Operations Division II of the Europe and Central Asia Country Department III; and Mark E. Schaffer is professor of economics at the Centre for Economic Research in Transition, Heriot Watt University in the United Kingdom. |
| Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data |
Enterprise restructuring and economic policy in Russia / edited by
Simon Commander, Qimiao Fan, Mark E. Schaffer.
p. cm. (EDI Development studies, ISSN 1020-105X)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-8213-3725-4
1. Business enterprisesRussia (Federation)Finance.
2. Corporate governanceRussia (Federation) 3. Russia
(Federation)Economic policy1991- I. Commander, Simon.
II. Fan, Qimiao. III. Schaffer, Mark E. IV. Series.
HG4189.2.E57 1996
338.6'44'0947dc20 96-21160
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