This is one of the fundamental research papers on the influence of the modes of privatization on the successfulness of the business operations of firms. Research has shown that firms which have been privatized via public sales and which operate in a more transparent environment are more successful than firms which have been privatized through privatizing companies or firms which have stayed in a public ownership. However, a distinction between initial ownership effect and later seller's effect shows that the state is a better seller of firms than for instance privatizing companies.
COBISS.SI-ID: 1255310
The authors address the relation between paid work and family. They find out that the problems related to the reconciliation of professional and family obligations can only be solved through a dialog between various stakeholders who include concern about the balanced life as part of strategic plans that finally lead to a social and entrepreneurial success. A special attention is paid to economic aspects of investing into family-friendly employment. Cost-befit analyses have proven measurable positive economic impact of family-friendly policies for enterprises that have introduced them.
COBISS.SI-ID: 236276736
In the scientific monograph the development of dynamic overlapping-generations general equilibrium model of the Slovenian economy is presented, with which it is possible to analyze a very broad spectrum of socioeconomic issues, and then an extensive analysis of the Slovenian economy is performed and documented.
COBISS.SI-ID: 235824640
This scientific article focuses on the search for the answer to a very acute question – does the decision of a firm for exports later has an effect on its faster growth of productivity in comparison to firms which still sell just on the domestic market. We have demonstrated that only those firms which are already initially more productive decide for exports. In this way these firms can additionally employ their capacities and increase the level of their sales. However, after up to four years since their decision for exports, effects on the faster growth of productivity could not be noticed.
COBISS.SI-ID: 1349006
The article represents the economic valuation of the Landscape Development and Protection Area of Volčji Potok, which is an important Slovenian cultural landscape with internationally recognised qualities. For this purpose, we combined classical contingent valuation with a closed-version of discrete choice method. By using econometric analysis we obtained the value of willingness-to-pay and established its determinants. The analysis represents one of the very few applications of the method to Central and Eastern European countries.
COBISS.SI-ID: 1489550