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|a Kvint, V. L.
|q (Vladimir Lʹvovich)
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|a The global emerging market in transition :
|b articles, forecasts, and studies /
|c Vladimir L. Kvint.
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|a New York :
|b Fordham University Press,
|c 1999.
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|c 24 cm.
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|t Introduction: The Future Begins Today --
|g Pt. I.
|t Understanding the Global Emerging Market.
|t Classification of Emerging Markets.
|t Incorporating Global Risk Management in the Strategic Decision Making Process.
|t Emerging or Developed, What's the Difference?
|t A Different Perspective on Emerging Markets.
|t How Emerging Is Emerging?
|t Investing in the Emerging Markets.
|t International Monetary Fund and the World Bank: The Advantages and Shortcomings.
|t Don't Give Up on Russia.
|t The Russian Investment Dilemma.
|t Russia Is Creating a System to Ensure Foreign Investment: $1.5 Billion Collateral Fund Established to Safeguard Foreign Ventures.
|t Development of International Joint Ventures in Russia: Risks and Opportunities.
|t "To Capital Markets, With Love," Says Russia.
|t Russia Is Losing the Battle for Foreign Investment.
|t Despite Rough Waters, Market Economy Cruises Ahead: Opportunities Abound in NIS for Intrepid Investors.
|t Kvint's Forecast: Beyond the Political Fog, the Business Horizon Looks Clear --
|g Pt. II.
|t The Top Emerging Markets of Europe, Central Asia, and Latin America.
|t Europe's Six Top Emerging Markets.
|t Balkans: Emerging Market for International Business.
|t Bulgaria as the Last Klondike in Eastern Europe.
|t Building Capitalism in Bulgaria by Decree.
|t Ukraine: Living in Russia's Shadow.
|t Kazakstan: Rich in History and Resources.
|t Brazil: Social Development and Telecommunications Market Analysis --
|g Pt. III.
|t The Emerging Market of Russia.
|t Transition to a Free Market.
|t The Last Days of Boris Yeltsin.
|t Fixing Russia.
|t Yearend - Bull Run in Russia, East Europe May Slow.
|t Watching Russian Business Ventures.
|t Russia's Imbalance of Power.
|t Election Results in the Russian Duma.
|t Privileges of the Duma and Boris Yeltsin's Power.
|t Russia's Crumbling Infrastructure.
|t Russia's Capitalist Institutions.
|t Criminal Activity in Russia: Fact and Fiction.
|t New Ruble Zone Doomed, Experts on Russia Say.
|t Russian Expert Addresses Community Group and Faculty: Professor, Consultant, and Author Vladimir Kvint on Campus.
|t Russian Diamonds.
|t A Healthy Realism for the Russians.
|t Why Yeltsin Is Stymied.
|t Gorby Takes the Fifth.
|t Down the Rathole.
|t Opportunity in a Shattered Land.
|t Copying the Community.
|t Political, Economic, and Legal Reform in the Soviet Union.
|t The New Map of Eastern Europe.
|t Siberia: A Warm Place for Investors.
|t Gennadi Yaneyev, Overachiever.
|t The Coup's Aftermath: Will Gorbachev Be the Loser?
|t Dead Souls.
|t United We Fall.
|t Czar Gorbachev?
|t The Myth of Good Czar Gorbachev.
|t Harsh Look at Soviet Prospects.
|t The Soviet Union on the Way to the Market: One Step Forward, Then Two [Steps Backward].
|t Opportunities in Soviet Disintegration.
|t Who's in Charge Around Here?
|t Cold War on Oil Melting with Changes in Russia.
|t Reshuffling the Soviet Deck.
|t The Best Way to Help Gorbachev Is to Make Life Difficult for Him.
|t Free the Ruble!
|t Lenin's Legacy.
|t Russia as Cinderella.
|t "We Are Bogged Down"
|t Crisis and Recovery in Soviet Economy.
|t Austrian Machines for the Soviet Union: In 1990 the Economic Crisis Will Worsen.
|t Russia Charts New Island of Capitalism.
|t Best Laid Plans.
|t Doing Business in Moscow.
|t Power to Perestroika.
|t The Experiment of Gorbachev: The Free-Trade Zones for the Release of the Economy.
|t Regionalization of the Russian Economy.
|t Restoring the Romanovs.
|t Russian History Shapes Today's Business Leaders.
|t Russian Pacific Coast: Exciting Opportunity.
|t Go East, Young Man.
|t Far East: A Look into the Future.
|t Siberia: Experiment Without Counterpart.
|t Siberia Says No to Castro.
|t Eastern Siberia Could Become Another Saudi Arabia.
|t The Arctic Comes Next.
|t "The Polar Star Above Us"
|t The Role of the Budget in the Intensification of the Economy of the Autonomous Republic.
|t Daghestan - Mangyshlak: The Effectiveness of Interregional Collaboration.
|t Region and Industry: Modes of Interaction.
|t Regionalism as the Key Trend in Scientific and Technological Progress.
|t Key to the Region: Complex Programs.
|t Privatization and Industrial Development in Russia.
|t Privatization in Russia.
|t Privatization in Russia Enters Phase Two.
|t How to Access Business Information in Russia: Information and Democracy Go Hand-in-Hand.
|t Telecommunications a Booming Business: Even Siberia Is Within Reach.
|t Wreck the Information Flow and the Economy Collapses.
|t Red Military Time Machine Works for Capitalism: Secret Doors Open onto Privatization of the Russian Military.
|t Internationalization of Russia's Metallurgy Industry.
|t Will Russia Be the Chief Oil Source of the Future?
|t Problems in the Development of the Nonferrous Metal Industry in Siberia.
|t Role of Automation in Developing Nonferrous Metallurgy in Siberia.
|t It is Necessary to Increase Food Production in the Yenisey North.
|t Food for Peace? Or for Civil War? --
|g Pt. IV.
|t Management Systems and Scientific Technical Progress.
|t Board of Director Motivation in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States.
|t Confronting the Soviet Management Structure: Bureaucratic, but Workable.
|t Moscow Learns the Language of Business.
|t The Relationship Between Increases in Capital Investment and the Reduction in the Duration of the Implementation Phase.
|t The Process of Forming a Regional Policy on Science and Technology.
|t Unified Scientific and Technical Policy: What and Why?
|t To Accurately Determine a Course of Action: An Economist Analyzes the Results of Krasnoyarsk's Past Decade.
|t The Intermediary Role of Scientific/Technological Companies: From the Experience of Sibtsvetmetavtomatika.
|t Preparation for Production: A Key Stage in Implementing Technological Policy.
|t Uniform System for the Technical Preparation of Production.
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