Titlebook: Eastern Europe in Crisis and the Way Out; Christopher T. Saunders (Honorary Fellow) Book 1995 Wiener Institut für Internationale Wirtschaf

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Foreign Trade in the Process of Economic Transformation; With Special Reference to Czech ExperienceForeign economic relations of individual countries and their groupings play a key role in all the economic processes taking place in contemporary Europe towards the turn of the century — the processes of integration, disintegration, transformation and stabilisation.

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In Quest of Lost Stabilisation: Reflections on Hungary in 1993This short paper is meant to highlight some crucial issues in the stabilisation problem. Therefore it does not give a description of the current state of affairs (or of the Hungarian economy) but analyses only a few aspects of Hungarian stabilisation understood as an essential element of the transition.

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PR. Selvakannan,Maciej Mazur,Xiaochen Sun living standards accompanied by periods of violent inflation. The downturn began in 1989/90 almost simultaneously with the radical political reforms (“velvet revolutions”, for the most part) and the initiation by new or reconstructed governments of policies for economic reform aimed at shifting the

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Additive Manufacturing in Pharmaceuticalsrty. During the transformation process, lasting for more than three years, democratically elected parliaments and governments were installed and various policy steps — of varying intensity — were taken to move towards a market economy.

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Steven J. Miller,Daniel Scheinermansupply and macro-economic performance, in the former socialist economies. It first develops a model to explain how changes in demand for money by the household sector directly influence the availability of working capital, which in turn determines aggregate output and employment. It then examines fa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-56463-9schemes were devised to create capital markets. . (Ch. 4) and . (Ch. 5), among others, argue that structural reform of the financial sector must continue. The role which the capital markets are supposed to play in the reforming countries, especially in the context of enterprise restructuring, howeve