In spite of the difficulties incurred by its people, Cuba has maintained a centrally planned economy with single party … system. On the contrary, Vietnam has introduced a market economy under communist rule, and succeeded in generally improving … to what extent Cuba meets these conditions. …

The Government of Cuba established a tax regime for micro-enterprise as soon as it legalized the sector in 1993. It was … economy. From the stand-point of its impacts on the efficiency of resource use, the tax regime restricts the entry of new … suggested in order to overcome its weaknesses. These changes could help the sector to make a more valuable contribution to Cuba …

tendencies of the tobacco sector in general, and those of luxury tobacco in particular, in the case of Cuba. In a second part …

There is widespread discussion both within and outside Cuba concerning what direction the Cuban economy will go under … needed to intelligently discuss that issue- where Cuba’s economy stands today, and what type of reforms Cuba’s political and … indeed has been real and meaningful accelerated improvement in the Cuban economy in recent years, and at the same time Cuba …

Cuba’s post-revolutionary economic history was penalized by the twin sets of distortions stemming from its former … imposed by the US embargo. Conversely, Cuba’s centralized resource allocation system and the consistent priority accorded to … advanced, knowledge-based services sectors. However, the tension between Cuba’s exceptional human development achievements and …

tendencies of the tobacco industry in general, and those of luxury tobacco in particular, in the case of Cuba. In a second part …

all? and which is linked to internationalist politics. The aid?s scope is global : by helping Cuba, it contributes to the …

The end of Cuban exceptionalism has been much announced since 1989, but a decade and a half later state socialism on … deviant case of Cuba’s “non-transition” from a comparative social science perspective can shed light on the peculiarities of … this case and, more importantly, test the general assumptions underlying post-1989 expecta-tions of regime change in Cuba …