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J. Thorsten Düserandoned the communist rule and began the transition to a market economy. Several studies empirically analyse the common large output decline at the start of transition, followed by different recovery patterns across countries (see Figure 1). Fisher . (1996) fined macroeconomic stabilisation as an im

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J. Thorsten Düserchnological progress. Like any other industrial sector, transportation itself is also absorbing technological progress in order to lower unit costs, increase its markets and revenues, possibly increase its profit margin or the rate of its financial accumulation, reduce its requirements upon producti

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