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Cia̜głość i transformacja gospodarki : zasoby kapitału, pracy, energii i ich wykorzystanie do roku 2000 - 2010
Glikman, Paweł (contributor);  … - 1997 - 1. Wyd
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Incremental reform and distortions in China's product and factor markets
Zhang, Xiaobo; Tan Kong Yam - In: Policy reform and Chinese markets : progress and challenges, (pp. 181-205). 2008
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Russia's agriculture in transition : factor markets and constraints on growth
Lerman, Zvi (contributor) - 2008
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Transition to a socialist market economy : factor markets, management and human resources in China
Warner, Malcolm; Lee, Grace O. M. - In: China's changing workplace : dynamism, diversity and …, (pp. 21-33). 2011
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Politika razmeščenija proizvoditelʹnych sil v perechodnyj period
Štulʹberg, Boris M. - In: Region: ėkonomika i sociologija : vserossijskij … (1994), pp. 3-24
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O zaposlenosti produkcijskih faktorjev : (med slovensko gospodarsko tranzicijo 1986 do 1994)
Križanič, France - In: Gospodarska gibanja (1995), pp. 21-40
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Analýza základných možností vývoja výrobných faktorov
Lapišáková, Jiřina - 1993
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Output and exports in transition economies : a labor management model
Bennett, John; Estrin, Saul; Hare, Paul Gregory - In: Journal of comparative economics : the journal of the … 27 (1999) 2, pp. 295-317
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Energy policy in transitional economies: The case of Bulgaria
Foders, Federico - 1993
For several decades, the countries in Central and Eastern Europe pursued an energyintensive strategy of economic development based on distorted relative prices of energy. This typical feature of central planning created the illusion of a virtually unlimited supply of energy. The illusion came to...
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