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Privatization: An Analysis of the Absorption Problem
Authors: Andras Simon
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Andras Simon, Privatization: An Analysis of the Absorption Problem, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(3-4), 1992, pp. 1
Evaluating Regional Policy in Yugoslavia, 1966-1990
Authors: Evan Kraft
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Evan Kraft, Evaluating Regional Policy in Yugoslavia, 1966-1990, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(3-4), 1992, pp. 11
Trade Liberalization in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Poland Through 1991: A Survey
Authors: Petr Hanel
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Petr Hanel, Trade Liberalization in Czechoslovakia, Hungary, and Poland Through 1991: A Survey, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(3-4), 1992, pp. 34
Asymmetric Min Condition and Estimation for Disequilibrium Markets inCentrally Planned Economies..
Authors: Gene Hsin Chang
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Gene Hsin Chang, Asymmetric Min Condition and Estimation for Disequilibrium Markets inCentrally Planned Economies.., Comparative economic studies, XXXI(3-4), 1992, pp. 54
Transforming the Former GDR into a Market Economy
Authors: Roy Vogt
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Roy Vogt, Transforming the Former GDR into a Market Economy, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(3-4), 1992, pp. 68
The Phantom of Transition: Privatization of Agriculture in the FormerSoviet Un ion and Eastern Europe
Authors: Robert McIntyre
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Robert McIntyre, The Phantom of Transition: Privatization of Agriculture in the FormerSoviet Un ion and Eastern Europe, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(3-4), 1992, pp. 81
From Reforming to Transforming the Economic System in Hungary: A Survey
Authors: Laszlo Csaba
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Laszlo Csaba, From Reforming to Transforming the Economic System in Hungary: A Survey, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(3-4), 1992, pp. 96
Fiscal Decentralization in the Soviet Economy
Authors: Daniel Berkowitz Beth Mitchneck
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Daniel Berkowitz et Beth Mitchneck, Fiscal Decentralization in the Soviet Economy, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(02), 1992, pp. 1
Russian Industry and Air Pollution; What Do the Official Data Show?
Authors: Judith Thornton Andrea Hagan
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Judith Thornton et Andrea Hagan, Russian Industry and Air Pollution; What Do the Official Data Show?, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(02), 1992, pp. 19
Transboundary Pollution: Sulfur Dioxide Emissions in the Republics ofthe USSR
Authors: R. Caron Cooper
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: R. Caron Cooper, Transboundary Pollution: Sulfur Dioxide Emissions in the Republics ofthe USSR, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(02), 1992, pp. 38
The USSR's Experience with Economic Incentive Approaches to PollutionControl
Authors: John Palmisano Brent Haddad
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: John Palmisano et Brent Haddad, The USSR's Experience with Economic Incentive Approaches to PollutionControl, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(02), 1992, pp. 50
Environmental Management in the Former Soviet Union: A Comment
Authors: Randolph M. Lyon
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Randolph M. Lyon, Environmental Management in the Former Soviet Union: A Comment, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(02), 1992, pp. 63
Economic Stabilization in the Former Soviet Union: Lessons from Argentina and Brazil
Authors: William Moskoff Nader Nazmi
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: William Moskoff et Nader Nazmi, Economic Stabilization in the Former Soviet Union: Lessons from Argentina and Brazil, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(02), 1992, pp. 67
Integration Versus Independence for the Successor States of the USSR:When Might Economics Right Answers Be Wrong?
Authors: L. V. Palei Jerry L. Petr
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: L. V. Palei et Jerry L. Petr, Integration Versus Independence for the Successor States of the USSR:When Might Economics Right Answers Be Wrong?, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(01), 1992, pp. 1
Choosing Hypotheses in Comparative Economic Studies: Lessons from a Current Case Study
Authors: Gavin Peebles
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Gavin Peebles, Choosing Hypotheses in Comparative Economic Studies: Lessons from a Current Case Study, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(01), 1992, pp. 13
How Rational is the Behavior of Economic Agents in Russia?
Authors: Leonid P. Malkov
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Leonid P. Malkov, How Rational is the Behavior of Economic Agents in Russia?, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(01), 1992, pp. 26
A Mixed Economy in Hungary? Lessons from the Swedish Experience
Authors: James Angresano
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: James Angresano, A Mixed Economy in Hungary? Lessons from the Swedish Experience, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(01), 1992, pp. 41
The Polish State- Owned Enterprise Sector and the Recession in 1990
Authors: Mark E. Schaffer
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Mark E. Schaffer, The Polish State- Owned Enterprise Sector and the Recession in 1990, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(01), 1992, pp. 58
Agricultural Privatization in Transition Economies
Authors: Elizabeth Clayton
Journal: Comparative economic studies
Citation: Elizabeth Clayton, Agricultural Privatization in Transition Economies, Comparative economic studies, XXXI(01), 1992, pp. 86
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