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I will try to address three questions in this paper: Why is regulatory rigidity so Common and persistent given that it is seemingly disfunctional? What are its costs? What does the existence of regulatory rigidity imply for developing countries who are now trying to foster private entreprise and...
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Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, the Slovak Republic, and Slovenia. Because privatization …
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Privatization has been the basic direction of reform in transitional economies. In implementing this process, however …
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Развитие экономической реформы в жилищном секторе экономики выдвинуло качественно новые требования к оценке активов жилищно-эксплуатационных предприятий....
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Изменения модели социально-экономического развития России потребовали перестройки системы экономического образования. Более востребованными стали...
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The Hungarian economy's road from a centralized, planned economy to a market economy displays a number of features that distinguich it from other post-socialist countries, despite the underlying similarities. Without aiming to provide a complete picture, I will pick out four features. One or...
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ended worse-off relative to the status quo. The first point we make is that reform is the tool used by some powerful groups …
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