Malacological news from the Czech and Slovak Republics in 2021

Corporate Governance and Equity Prices Evidence from the Czech and Slovak Republics

findings The 1992 Czechoslovakia mass privatization program cxpect that two firms with different shareholding involving about 1,500 enterprises and implemented structures, but otherwise identical, would trade at through a voucher scheme with competitive bidding was different prices-with the firm with a more a bold step in changing the ownership and governance of concentrated ownership, and pres...

The public health service in the Czech and Slovak Republics celebrates its 60th anniversary.

A Gini decomposition analysis of inequality in the Czech and Slovak Republics during the transition1

Disposable income inequality, as measured by the Gini coefficient and using the Family Budget Survey data, increased very little, and by a similar amount, from 1989 to 1993 in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. This surprising result is examined with an analysis of changes in the channels of redistribution and a Gini decomposition. We find that the sizeable increase in overall inequality due to c...

Managerial Pay and Executive Turnover in the Czech and Slovak Republics*

Despite the crucial role played by managers in changing the functioning of labour markets in transition economies, research on the determinants of executive pay and CEO turnover in these countries is almost non-existent. The current paper aims at adding to this minuscule literature. For this purpose I make use of a unique data set containing relevant firm-manager information from the Czech and ...

The CINP antidepressant task force report: comment concerning the Czech and Slovak republics.

The CINP report (CINP Task Force, 2007) represents a comprehensive source of information concerning all aspects of antidepressant use. However, while studying this report we must take into consideration that there are different patterns of treatment in different countries as well as different education and economic possibilities ; therefore, conclusions and implementations cannot be generalized...