Les entreprises publiques industrielles en Autriche
By: GRUNWALD, Oskar
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, oct./déc. 1981Revue Française D'Administration Publique 20, p. 135-146Abstract: On the basis of an outline of the public sector, the specific role and evolution of the OIAG concern (Oesterreichische Industrieverwaltungs AG) is underlined. The concern controls eight large State industry corporations with a number of affiliates. It is a holding company which in its present shape dates back to a 1970 Statute. Over the past ten years or so it has undertaken to develop and coordinate an overall policy for the whole of State industry and has thus been able to establish its altogether 35-years old sway as a steady and efficient form of management. The concern has developed its own style of management displayed as compulsory which does not admit of centralists or State intervention in operational matters.Abstract: The success scored so far will not spare State indutry the enormous difficulties to be expected during the forthcoming years. Already for 1981, the consolidated results will be largely mortgaged by expected heavy losses in the steel industry and poor results of the alu-manufacturers
On the basis of an outline of the public sector, the specific role and evolution of the OIAG concern (Oesterreichische Industrieverwaltungs AG) is underlined. The concern controls eight large State industry corporations with a number of affiliates. It is a holding company which in its present shape dates back to a 1970 Statute. Over the past ten years or so it has undertaken to develop and coordinate an overall policy for the whole of State industry and has thus been able to establish its altogether 35-years old sway as a steady and efficient form of management. The concern has developed its own style of management displayed as compulsory which does not admit of centralists or State intervention in operational matters.
The success scored so far will not spare State indutry the enormous difficulties to be expected during the forthcoming years. Already for 1981, the consolidated results will be largely mortgaged by expected heavy losses in the steel industry and poor results of the alu-manufacturers
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