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The Effect of the Entry of Private Firms in the Upstream of the Industry Chain on the Privatization of State-owned Firms [PDF]
Planning and Budgeting, 2023 This article examines the possibility of improved social welfare as a result of the entry of a new private firm, domestic or foreign, into the upstream industry, in a situation where the upstream industry had a monopoly structure with the existence of a single government firm.
Hamideh Esfahani +2 more
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DIEM : Dubrovnik International Economic Meeting, 2022 In modern business circumstances in all types of organizations it is imperative to have motivated employees and use their full potential for the benefit of the organization. According to previous research, motivation and productivity are positively correlated, but employee motivation in state-owned enterprises differs from the private sector ...
Tomljenović, Ljerka +3 more
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State‐owned firms and private debt [PDF]
Journal of Public Economic Theory, 2018 AbstractWe study the role of private debt financing in reducing government transfers and information costs in a state‐owned firm. We show that debt contracts allow the government to reduce socially costly subsidies by letting underperforming state‐owned firms default.
Pierre M. Picard, Ridwan D. Rusli
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The Limits of Liberalization: WTO Entry and Chinese State-Owned Firms
International Studies Quarterly, 2020 Abstract Does state ownership limit the liberalizing effects of the WTO? We examine the case of China, which is not only the largest exporting state but also lends active support to state-owned enterprises (SOEs) that could distort global trade.
Tan, Y, Davis, CL
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Technology Entrepreneurship of Large State-Owned Firms in Emerging Economies
Journal of Global Information Management, 2020 Firms in emerging economies face greater resource constraints and higher levels of firm informality than those in developed economies. Particularly, large state-owned firms struggle for survival when encountering intense competition in the changing domestic markets and the global market.
Jing Ge, Hongxia Sun, Yong Chen 0018
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Asian Academy of Management Journal of Accounting and Finance, 2017 This study investigates the adjustment behaviour and adjustment speed of Chinese frms with regards to capital structure. For this purpose, the study utilises an extensive set of data of 867 A-Listed non-fnancial Chinese frms over ten years from 2003 to 2012.
Mirza, Sultan Sikandar +2 more
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EFFECT OF FACILITY LOCATION ON PERFORMANCE OF STATE OWNED SUGAR FIRMS IN KENYA.
Strategic Journal of Business & Change Management, 2023 The primary goal of supply chain design is to improve service quality and interaction levels between service providers and customers. This study established the effect of facility location on performance of state-owned sugar firms in Kenya . The research employed descriptive casual research design to provide cause effect relationship between study ...
Evans Wambasi Misiko +2 more
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CEO power and Characteristics on firm performance in Indonesian state-owned enterprises
Contemporary Economics, 2023 Financial performance is an important indicator in a company in measuring the level of viability of the company. This study aims to analyze the effect of CEO power (proxied by CEO ownership), and characteristics (CEO educational background and work experience) on firm performance as proxied by ROA with the moderating variable of the percentage of the ...
Ayi Ahadiat +3 more
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Staged Privatization: Transforming State-Owned Enterprises into Market-Based Firms [PDF]
Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics, 2016 Most privatizations around the world, especially in developed economies, are staged processes involving multiple stages of share lockup and unlocking in the stock market. This paper proposes a theory on staged or step-by-step privatization. We show that such an approach is efficient, in the sense that it can successfully transform state-owned ...
Jiang, Kun, Wang, Susheng
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State-owned firms behind China’s corporate debt [PDF]
OECD Economics Department Working Papers, 2019 While China’s overall debt-to-GDP ratio is not particularly high, its non-financial corporate debt relative to GDP is higher than in other major economies. State-owned enterprises account for over three quarters of that debt with a size exceeding GDP.
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