Add to ORKGThe economic situation in which European socialist countries find themselves today is regarded as quite complex. It might not be an exaggeration to use the word "crisis" to characterize it. The growth rate in the early and mid-seventies began to drop, and economic difficulties and disproportions intensified. The socialist countries in Eastern Europe and the community as a whole were unable to adequately withstand the crisis in the world economy. In our opinion, this is not only a structural crisis but also a crisis of the existing economic model.
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Merl S. The Soviet Economy in the 1970s – Reflections on the Relation between Socialist Modernity, C...
The chapter focuses on the crisis in the countries of eastern Europe, starting with the ‘transition’...
The dominant discourse before the onset of what is now commonly called the Great Recession, i.e. the...
The crisis in capitalism today is not, or not yet, a crisis of capitalism. Whether it evolves into a...
The current crisis is not seen as a temporary event but an extended period characterized by deep str...
What developed in the USSR and similar systems were societies in transition between capitalism and s...
This paper attempts to prove that the socialist economy was extremely effective as long as it was sk...
Economic crisis and demand insuffi ciency: theories and practices About 140 years ago, Karl Marx rai...
An economic crisis in capitalism is a deep and prolonged interruption of the economy-wide circuit o...
After the collapse of communism, the Central and Eastern European countries decided to implement a m...
We are in a new phase of the global crisis: the struggle to distribute the costs of the crisis. This...
During the 1980s, in the final years of communism, Eastern European economists and politicians were ...
After the collapse of communism, the Central and Eastern European countries decided to implement a m...
This paper attempts to prove that the socialist economy was extremely effective as long as it was sk...
Ten years ago when that dreadful symbol of communist tyranny, the Berlin Wall, came crashing down, i...
Merl S. The Soviet Economy in the 1970s – Reflections on the Relation between Socialist Modernity, C...
The chapter focuses on the crisis in the countries of eastern Europe, starting with the ‘transition’...
The dominant discourse before the onset of what is now commonly called the Great Recession, i.e. the...