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Volume 10, Number 3, November 2002
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Competition and ownership structure: Substitutes or complements? Evidence from the Warsaw Stock Exchange
pp. 525-551(27)
Authors: Grosfeld, Irena; Tressel, Thierry

Voucher Privatization: A detour on the road to transition?
pp. 553-583(31)
Authors: Katz, Barbara G.; Owen, Joel

China's emerging market for property rights: Theoretical and empirical perspectives
pp. 585-617(33)
Authors: Jefferson, Gary H.; Rawski, Thomas G.

Institutional design and the closure of public facilities in transition economies
pp. 619-635(17)
Author: Jack, William

The effect of reforms on employment flexibility in Chinese SOEs, 1980-94
pp. 637-658(22)
Author: Bodmer, Frank

Privatization and enterprise wage structures during transition: Evidence from rural industry in china
pp. 659-688(30)
Authors: Ho, Samuel P.S.; Dong, Xiao-Yuan; Bowles, Paul; MacPhail, Fiona

The participation of Russian households in the informal economy: Evidence from the VTsIOM data
pp. 689-717(29)
Author: Kim, Byung-Yeon

The relationship between policies and growth in transition countries
pp. 719-745(27)
Authors: Radulescu, Roxana; Barlow, David

Information-driven trading at the Prague Stock Exchange: Evidence from Intra-Day Data
pp. 747-759(13)
Authors: Hanousek, Jan; Podpiera, Richard

Regional patterns of industrial development during China's economic transition
pp. 761-801(41)
Author: Golley, Jane

Book Reviews
pp. 803-806(4)

Acknowledgement to Referees
pp. 807-807(1)

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