Titlebook: Collected Works of Domenico Mario Nuti, Volume I; Socialist Economic S Saul Estrin,Milica Uvalic Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Market Socialism: The Model that Might Have Been—But Never Wasirst, reform aimed at improving Soviet-type central planning, replacing central commands with contractual relations, using net value instead of gross physical indicators of enterprise performance, credit instead of budgetary grants, material incentives instead of campaigns, and gearing the system to

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Tibor Liska’s Entrepreneurial Socialismstems. Liska’s model is also an original version of what ‘market socialism’ might look like, if it is to differ from the model of a capitalist society pursuing socialist policies. This is important in its own right at a time when many centrally-planned economies within and beyond Eastern Europe are

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Stabilization and Sequencing in the Reform of Socialist Economiesic stabilization, both domestic and external; microeconomic and sectoral restructuring; and the transition from central planning to a mixed market economy. Political reform is also being attempted throughout the area, away from “democratic centralism” namely, Communist Party monopoly of power in the

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Lessons from the Stabilisation Programmes of Central and Eastern European Countries, 1989–1991nomic slowdown or decline and the need to restructure production capacity, while attempting to reform their traditional central planning system (see Nuti 1988). These problems were less intensely felt in Hungary and Yugoslavia, both early starters on the road to reform, relatively free from endemic

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How Quickly Should Convertibility Be Introduced? Commentad I shall try to be conciliatory. When and how fast should currency convertibility be introduced in the Eastern European economies? Friedrich Levcik’s answer is that it should be introduced fairly late in the process of transition to a market economy, which process should take place gradually over

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The Polish Zloty, 1990–1999: Success and Underperformancermanently fixed (currency boards, DM-ization) through managed floats, preannounced crawling rates, and bands with or without intermittent adjustments. Such extreme diversity is due to differences in available foreign reserves and in initial macroeconomic imbalances (especially the presence of a mone