OECD Reviews of Foreign Direct Investment [electronic resource] : Czech Republic 2001
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2001.
 The Czech Republic entered the transition process with a strong industrial heritage and an extensive, but obsolete infrastructure showing the effects of over 40 years of central planning. Throughout the nineties, the extensive reforms undertaken have helped reintegrate the Czech Republic into the global economy through measures such as privatisation and the creation of a favourable and liberal investment climate which has led to a surge in FDI in recent years in particular. The Czech Republic became a Member of the OECD in 1995. The Czech government is committed to addressing the need for fur
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""Overview""; ""Table of Contents""; ""Chapter 1""; ""A. Foreign Direct Investment in the Czech Republic""; ""1.1. Foreign Direct Investment Trends in the Czech Republic""; ""Table 1. FDI in the Czech Republic (in US million)""; ""Table 2. FDI in the Czech Republic Breakdown of the FDI stock (in US million)""; ""Table 3.  Breakdown of FDI inflows, 1997-1999 (in US million)""; ""Table 4. Comparative indicators of FDI (US million and %)""; ""1.2. Countries of Origin, Sectoral and Geographic Distribution""; ""Chart 1. FDI inward flows in the Czech Republic in 1999 â€? by country of origin""
""Chart 2.  FDI inward flows in the Czech Republic in 1999 â€? by sector""""Chart 3.  FDI inward flows in the Czech Republic in the first half of the year 2000 â€? by country...""; ""Chart 4.  FDI inward flows in the Czech Republic in 2000 â€? by sector""; ""Table 5. FDI stocks in the Czech Republic""; ""1.3. Impact on the Czech Economy""; ""Table 6. Foreign investorsâ€? share in equity""; ""Table 7. The top 10 Czech exporting companies""; ""Chart 5. The most important export products share in total exports in 1993, 1996, 1999""; ""B. Czech Direct Investment Abroad""
""Table 8. Czech investments abroad (in US million)""""1.4. Host Countries and Sectoral Distribution""; ""Chart 6. FDI outward flows from the Czech Republic in 1999 by destination""; ""Chart 7. FDI inward flows in the Czech Republic in 2000 â€? by sector""; ""Chart 8. FDI outward flows from the Czech Republic in 2000 by destination""; ""Chart 9. FDI inward flows in the Czech Republic in 2000 â€? by sector""; ""C. Statistical Data and Methodology""; ""Chapter 2""; ""A. General Legal Framework""; ""2.1. Overview""; ""Box 1. Amended bankruptcy legislation""
""2.2. Changes in the Commercial Code""""2.3. Real Estate""; ""B. Investment Promotion and Incentives in the Czech Republic""; ""2.4. Investment Promotion""; ""2.5. Investment Incentives""; ""Box 2. Investment incentives offered by the Czech Government""; ""C. Bilateral Investment Protection, Double Taxation and Other International Agreements""; ""Chapter 3""; ""Sectoral Measures and Restrictions""; ""3.1. Financial Sectors""; ""a) Banking""; ""Table 9. Number of banks according to groups of banks""; ""Table 10. Bank privatisation transactions""
""Table 11. The ownership structure of Komercni Banka""""Table 12. Individual groups of banks""; ""b) Stock Exchange""; ""c) Insurance""; ""d) Pension Funds""; ""e) Other Financial Services""; ""3.2. Non-financial Sectors""; ""a) Auditing""; ""b) Air Transport""; ""c) Gaming""; ""Chapter 4""; ""Privatisation""; ""4.1. Status""; ""Box 3. Institutions involved in the Privatisation Process""; ""Table 13. Breakdown of privatisation revenue from 1992 to mid-2000""; ""4.2. Holdings in joint stock companies""; ""Table 14. Ownership structure in main business sectors of the Czech economy""
""Table 15. Equity participation of the NPF in strategie companies as of 30 June 2000""
 The Czech Republic entered the transition process with a strong industrial heritage and an extensive, but obsolete infrastructure showing the effects of over 40 years of central planning. Throughout the nineties, the extensive reforms undertaken have helped reintegrate the Czech Republic into the global economy through measures such as privatisation and the creation of a favourable and liberal investment climate which has led to a surge in FDI in recent years in particular. The Czech Republic became a Member of the OECD in 1995. The Czech government is committed to addressing the need for fur
Czech Republic -- Economic policy -- Periodicals.
Investments, Foreign -- Czech Republic -- Periodicals.
OECD Reviews of Foreign Direct Investment