The stock markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland are functioning, but low capitalization, liquidity, and high inflation restrict their ability to provide capital to good companiesby ROBERT BONTE-FRIEDHEIM BANKS AND CAPITAL markets are to mature market economies what central planning offices were to command economies. By allocating resources to certain projects and sectors […]
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