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The pros and cons of increasing the proportion of performance pay : an evidence from South Korean public enterprise
Lee, Hyung-Woo - In: Public performance & management review 43 (2020) 5, pp. 1150-1173
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Improving public enterprise performance : lessons from South Korea
Shirley, Mary M. - 1989
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Paths to globalization : the Korean chaebol and Chinese state-owned enterprises
Johnson, James P. - In: Globalization of Chinese enterprises, (pp. 133-145). 2008
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Lessons from SOE management and privatization in Korea
Park, Jin - 2009
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Integration of integrity information into performance evaluation : the impact on Korean public enterprises
Ko, Kilkon - In: International public management journal 18 (2015) 3, pp. 437-457
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Privatization and control of state-owned enterprises
Ramamurti, Ravi (contributor); Vernon, Raymond (contributor) - 1991
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Potential trade distortion effects of state trading enterprises under the tariff-rate quota scheme
Yoon, Jung-hyun; Lim, Song-soo - 2013
The paper analyzes the potential trade distortion effects of state trading enterprises (STEs) on soybean imports to Korea. Traditionally, STEs have exercised exclusive rights to import the so-called strategic products, to ensure food security, domestic price stabilization, and import mark-ups....
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Potential trade distortion effects of state trading enterprises under the tariff-rate quota scheme
Yoon, Jung-hyun; Lim, Song-soo - 2013
The paper analyzes the potential trade distortion effects of state trading enterprises (STEs) on soybean imports to Korea. Traditionally, STEs have exercised exclusive rights to import the so-called strategic products, to ensure food security, domestic price stabilization, and import mark-ups....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009713776