Abstract
Today in Poland 80 per cent of the national production assets are state or cooperative property. These proportions should be reversed rapidly in favor of private ownership. The change of the ownership structure of Poland’s economy is the main condition of economic revival, cooperation with Western partners, and next of marketing orientation of enterprises. One of the bigger obstacles to privatization is the shortage of private capital and unwillingness of the society to purchase shares of state-owned enterprises when they are changed into joint stock companies. Absence of the market makes the valuation of production fixed assets impossible and impedes the transfer of their ownership. A transitional form of privatization might be renting and, in particular, leasing of production assets and facilities.
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