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Bedeutung der Krankenhäuser in privater Trägerschaft

Augurzky, Boris; Beivers, Andreas; Neubauer, Günter; … - 2009

Die "Ökonomisierung" des Gesundheitswesens und somit auch des Krankenhausmarktes macht sich seit Beginn der neunziger Jahre verstärkt in der Eigentümerstruktur der Krankenhäuser bemerkbar (Neubauer 1999). Sie äußert sich u. a. in einer Verschiebung der Anteile an der Versorgung aller...

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Privately owned hospitals

Augurzky, Boris; Beivers, Andreas; Gülker, Rosemarie - 2012

Die Privatisierung von Krankenhäusern, d.h. der Trägerwechsel von kommunalen und privat-freigemeinnützigen hin zu …

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Bedeutung der Krankenhäuser in privater Trägerschaft

Augurzky, Boris; Beivers, Andreas; Gülker, Rosemarie - 2012

Die Privatisierung von Krankenhäusern, d.h. der Trägerwechsel von kommunalen und privat-freigemeinnützigen hin zu …

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Privately owned hospitals - 2015

Augurzky, Boris; Pilny, Adam; Wübker, Ansgar - 2015

The privatisation of hospitals, i.e. a change in their type of ownership from the municipal and private non-profit type to the private profit-oriented type, has been the subject of heated debate ever since this development began back in the early 1990s. To objectivise this debate, the Fact Books...

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Why Do U.S.-Listed Chinese Firms Go Private?

Hansen, Jens - 2015

The period 2010-2012 saw a dramatic increase in the number of Chinese firms listed in the United States announcing deals to delist and go private. We argue that accounting scandals and legal uncertainties involving Chinese firms in recent years may have caused outside investors to struggle to...

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The innovation process of a privately-owned enterprise and a state-owned enterprise in China

Kang, Byeongwoo - 2014

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Nigeria - Public and Private Electricity Provision as a Barrier to Manufacturing Competitiveness

Tyler, Gerald - 2012

High production costs in Nigeria result in large measure from poor public provision of electricity. This requires 97 percent of firms to depend on privately-provided power for 67 percent of the time to generate electricity costing 2.42 times more than would have been paid with reliable public...

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Chang, Winston Wen-tsuen - 2016

This paper examines the optimal privatization policy in vertically related markets in which an upstream public firm … and the resulting profit margin is positive. However, complete privatization is never optimal. Numerical simulations … reveal both the diverse optimal privatization regimes and the patterns of optimal privatization levels with varying numbers …

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Product Market Competition and Financial Default in Private Firms

Cenciarelli, Velia G.; Greco, Giulio; Mattei, Marco Maria - 2022

This study investigates the relation between product market competition and financial default. Prior literature offers alternative views on how competition affects default, predicting either a positive relation, related to a risk-increasing effect, or a negative relation, related to a...

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Product Differentiation and Welfare in a Mixed Duopoly with Regulated Prices : The Case of a Public and a Private Hospital

Herr, Annika - 2010

Hospital markets are often characterised by price regulation and the existence of different ownership types. Using a Hotelling framework, this paper analyses the effect of different objectives of the hospitals on quality, profits, and overall welfare in a price regulated duopoly with symmetric...

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