Workers' Financial Participation: An East-West Comparative Perspective

This article compares the recent developments of financial participation schemes in the West and in Central and Eastern Europe. Its first aim is to identify the different legislative experiences, forms and extent of financial participation. The promotion of financial participation intervenes in a to...

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Published in:Economic and industrial democracy 1993-05, Vol.14 (2), p.195-215
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