Transition from Socialism in Eastern Europe: Domestic Restructuring and ForeignTrade

摘要

Contents: Policy Effectiveness in Reforming Socialist Economies; PrivatizationOptions and Procedures; Is There a Case for Employee Ownership; Are There Lessons from China's Economic Policies; Self-Management: Theory and Yugoslav Practice; State Paternalism and the Yugoslav Failure; Enterprise Restructuring in the Transition from Hungarian Market Socialism; Life after the Polish 'Big Bang': Episodes of Preprivatization Enterprise Behavior; The CMEA System of Trade and Payments: Initial Conditions for Institutional Change; Creating the Reform-Resistant Dependent Economy: Socialist Comparative Advantage, Enterprise Incentives, and the CMEA; International Technology Transfer and Efficiency in Socialist Enterprises: The Polish Failure of the 1970s; The Government Budgetary Consequences of Reform of the CMEA System of International Trade: The Case of Hungary; Proposals for Post-CMEA Trade and Payments Arrangements; International Trade and Payments Mechanisms: Options and Possibilities, Another View.