Foreign Investment in Eastern Europe (1992) examines the political and social implications of economic activity in the countries of Eastern Europe and the role and prospects of foreign investment. This study looks at the variety of problems that face investors, such as converting earnings into hard currencies, the controls imposed by state bureaucracies, and the constantly changing regulations. By looking at companies investing in Eastern Europe, it analyses not only the problems they encounter, but also the problems they create.
Foreign Investment in Eastern Europe (1992) examines the political and social implications of economic activity in Eastern Europe and the role and prospects of foreign investment. It looks at the variety of problems that face investors, such as converting earnings into hard currencies and controls imposed by state bureaucracies.
