We look at the wealth generated for shareholders of energy assets in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) by the announcement of cross-border mergers or acquisitions involving a bidder from a Western industrialized country between 1995 and 2005. The impact on both the performance improvements at the firm level as well as on an industry and economic level of foreign ownership of the energy assets in CEE are discussed. The main driver behind the positive effect is the industrial relatedness in acquiring CEE energy assets, while bidder experience and the relative size of the acquired stake do not impact the results significantly.
..., energy supply was seen as a natural monopoly requiring comprehensive regulation. From the begin... many private investors, for example, lost money during the second and third stage of the privatiza...
...For a full account see Nussbaum, 'Money in the Law' (Chicago 1939) pp. 269ff., and Mann, '...11 4. Unfair exercise of an economic monopoly has been considered in a considerable number of ca...
... of both fraud and incitement to squander money on gambling. Such restrictions on the EU principle...
There is much change happening within outpatient care in Germany. What will be the out-come of these changes? This article analyzes changes in the legal framework and policy impacts concerning the system of organized interests. Subsequently the manifold changes in German regions are analyzed to develop ideal-typical scenarios of the possible future of hierarchy, market, and cooperation in outpatient care governance. It is argued that minor reform compromises are about to lead to major changes of the subsystem.
... Insurance Physicians not only lost their monopoly but had to face real alternatives. Since 2004, 1,0... contracts only covered a small amount of money (altogether about 800 million Euros). In contrast ...
This paper sets out to propose the techniques that enable corporations to develop and to implement robust strategies under conditions of severe uncertainty. Through the correction of the traditional definition of stakeholders I found the general algorithm for achieving robustness in corporate strategies. This algorithm includes: (1) the clear definition of a limited set of the types of stakeholders, (2) the simplification of the sets of stakeholders' claims and discovery of intrinsic benefits common for all stakeholders of a particular type, (3) defining the space of acceptance of corporate performance for each type of stakeholders, (4) finding a non-empty intersection of such spaces for all types of stakeholders. The use of these techniques is illustrated by the new strategy of LUKOIL ...
... capital." Customers who routinely exchange money into goods and services of the firm bring in worki..., lost contracts with the state gas monopoly "Gazprom" and in other unpleasant consequences for...
The generational properties of organization theory are an increasing topic for analysis, usually in terms of what is addressed and how it is addressed. Some writers have alerted us to the importance of those social issues that are not addressed. Combining the idea of generational scholarship with the idea of those non-issues that remain unaddressed, this paper highlights how some of the events of the Second World War, which authorities agree was a generational defining and demarcating experience, have been neglected in organization theory. Nowhere is this more clearly demonstrated than in the Holocaust. Strangely, this practical experiment in organizational design and practice seems to have elided almost all interest by organization theorists, whether functionalist or critical. The pape...
..., the organization has more or less monopoly control of its members' everyday lives. Goffman's ...Money had been raised to pay fishermen for the risks the...
... on order are issued not in respect of a money debt or an obligation for unascertained goods, but... is recognized because of the factual monopoly possessed by the railways; section 452 HGB. A viol...
.... Efficiency and value for money: A related development is the growing trend of gov...? Will universities lose their long-time monopoly position in the discovery and transfer of knowledg...
This paper portrays "neo-liberalism" in its original conceptual meaning as opposed to the generic term of depreciation which it is commonly used. Fair competition is identified and the denial of all privilege is declared as the major concern of neo-liberals. Ethical merit for competition might, at first sight, be based on only two principles: individual natural rights (equal liberty) and socially desirable outcomes ("unintended altruism"). It was the neo-liberal idea to put fairness-norms or universally applicable rules of just behavior between an unqualified "input-based" ethics and an unqualified "output-based" ethical consequentialism. The enforcement of such rules is a major obligation of the state. Today, the European Union assumes the role of "guardian" of competition. In a certai...
...The old doctrine had allowed "monopoly capitalism" to discredit the market economy and to... by direct transfers of services and/or money to those in need instead of measures aimed at dist...
..., on the other hand, his intention to make money has not been made manifest, but remains secret, he...In the 19th century they lost their monopoly as mediators owing to the liberal principle of fre...
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