Conditions for efficacious reform in the socialist countries There are five main conditions which are essential for a country to achieve optimal growth in the context of the world economy : 1) Its enterprises must have reliable information available about the world market for products and factors which they are likely to produce or to use. This information includes, inter alia, a system of prices of products and factors fairly accurately reflecting their relative scarcity in terms of world demand. 2) Its enterprises must be independent of the public authorities, and free to adjust their production, their work force and their productive capacity in accordance with home and world demand. 3) Its enterprises must be stimulated to maximise p...
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>p>The practical realization of full employment in the sphere of social production necessitates the ...
International audienceThe liberalisation of the socialist economy has been well underway since 1992,...
State-owned enterprises after socialism : why, and how to privatize them rapidly. The problem of pr...
The Soviet Manager and Innovation : A Behavioral Model. The objective of this paper is to employ th...
In Communist societies in general and East Germany in particular, state companies were a key institu...
Economic reforms in socialist systems have been characterised by their necessity and their difficult...
Analysis of socialist economic systems, and the regulation approach Regulation theory was developed...
Economie Reforms in Eastern Europe: Ten Years Later. The socialist countries of Europe now have ten...
East German Pricing: the Lost Opportunities of Miscarried Reform. Economists have long evaluated th...
The Problem of Success Indicators in Soviet Industry Revisited. This article surveys the chronic pr...
Incentive and Financial Systems of Socialist Enterprise. The first part of the paper gives a compre...
In search of an identity. (Seventy years of real socialist economy) Seventy years of real socialist...
The Incompatibility of Socialism and Rapid Innovation. The primary purpose of the paper is to ident...
Recent Developments in the Law of East-West Trade : Socialist Countries in the GATT. East-West trad...
Why economic reforms fail in the Soviet system ? This article tries to answer intriguing question :...
>p>The practical realization of full employment in the sphere of social production necessitates the ...
International audienceThe liberalisation of the socialist economy has been well underway since 1992,...
State-owned enterprises after socialism : why, and how to privatize them rapidly. The problem of pr...
The Soviet Manager and Innovation : A Behavioral Model. The objective of this paper is to employ th...
In Communist societies in general and East Germany in particular, state companies were a key institu...
Economic reforms in socialist systems have been characterised by their necessity and their difficult...
Analysis of socialist economic systems, and the regulation approach Regulation theory was developed...