Titlebook: Economic Adjustment in New Democracies; Lessons from Souther Diane Ethier Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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A. Negron-Mendoza,S. Ramos-Bernalthe period 1977–82, the negotiation of the membership treaties,. officially begun in February 1979, was to have a limited impact on the adjustment process, since it was centred on examining the problems inherent in the entry of the Iberian countries, and slowed down by various conflicts between the member states.

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Rebecca A. Ihrie,Arturo Alvarez-Buyllavernment (1976–77); three coalition governments composed of the socialists (PSP) and the social and democratic centre conservatives (CDS) (1978–79); two governments directed by . (AD), a coalition formed of the forces of the moderate right-wing social-democratic party (PSDP) and the CDS (1979–80; 1980–83).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-5468-7of these treaties was not conditional on reform of its industry and agriculture, as in the case of Spain. The expansionist policy of the Caramanlis and George Rallis governments. resulted in a strong growth in government spending, growth which was fed by the progressively higher external indebtedness and recourse to public deficits.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04222-4bjectives targeted by the SMs and the SCMs. It should be remembered in this regard that the goal of the SMs is to offset, even eliminate, macro-economic imbalances, whereas that of the SCMs is to liberalize the laws and institutions which govern the functioning of the economic system, in order to increase its openness and competitiveness.

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Spain: An Early and Durable Process of Adjustmentthe period 1977–82, the negotiation of the membership treaties,. officially begun in February 1979, was to have a limited impact on the adjustment process, since it was centred on examining the problems inherent in the entry of the Iberian countries, and slowed down by various conflicts between the member states.

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Comparative Results of Southern European Economic Policiesbjectives targeted by the SMs and the SCMs. It should be remembered in this regard that the goal of the SMs is to offset, even eliminate, macro-economic imbalances, whereas that of the SCMs is to liberalize the laws and institutions which govern the functioning of the economic system, in order to increase its openness and competitiveness.