Enterprise Restructuring and Transition: Evidence From the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
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WP; firm; label; enterprise restructuring; ownership structure; Type A firm; corporate performance; ownership concentration; transition economies; type B firm; sector development; utility company; enterprise sector; enterprise performance; privatized firm; firm size; Privatization; Arrears; Employment; Labor productivity; Competition;All these keywords.
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