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socialism achieved some progress in a more specific issue of transforming land into a public asset via socialized land rent, in … absolute rent literally non-existent in Pareto terms.Since the end of socialism, the egalitarian process has lost its gain of a …
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The Cato 2019 Welfare, Work, and Wealth National Survey of 1,700 Americans investigates attitudes toward the rich and the poor and examines what Americans believe about work, welfare, and social mobility
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Utopian socialists believed that socialism is inevitable because it is a more rational system to organize production …, Marxism stated that capitalism develops productive forces up to the point when they can no longer be managed efficiently in … capitalist limits. This prediction did not come true – in the XX century socialism came to being not in most advanced capitalist …
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The collapse of communist states in the 1980s and 1990s brought about sweeping changes to most socioeconomic aspects of the former Soviet Bloc countries. It has also in numerous ways - influenced factors relevant to IC sustainability and growth. While the overwhelming majority of reforming...
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Despite being the world's largest economy, China remains a third world nation. This classification is synonymous with having a middle-income per capita economy. China has been the fastest growing economy and is on the verge of breaking its barriers, but economists have developed middle-income...
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directives to agencies.Federal government spending, deficits, and the national debt are staggering, but so is the impact of … available federal government data and reports, and contemporary studies—and the federal government’s failure to provide a …, active, and long- term stages), 261 were “economically significant” rules, which the federal government describes as having …
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There are many studies, articles and materials on the internet about the differences between socialism (often referred … as communism) and capitalism. But I couldn’t find any about the similarities. And there are similarities …
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How can we explain the economic endurance of the post-Soviet unrecognized states? Drawing insights from the literature on economic institutions, rentier states, and patron-client relations, this article explores the resource extraction strategies of de facto states via a paired comparison of...
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This study explores the impact of headquarters’ innovation motives on subsidiary knowledge sourcing, and their subsequent roles. The motivation of this research is to expand upon the understanding of the roles of foreign subsidiaries, and their implications on the innovation performance of the...
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