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Wage control and inflation in the Soviet bloc countries
Economic reforms in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe since the 1960s
Planning and market in Soviet and east European thought, 1960s-1992
Planning and market in Soviet and east European thought, 1960s-1992

By Adam Jan

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This book discusses the evolution of ideas about the desirable combination of planning and market in the former Soviet Union, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary since the 1960s, when major economic...

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Employment and wage policies in Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary since 1950
Wage control and inflation in the Soviet bloc countries
Planning and market in Soviet and east European thought, 1960s-1992
Planning and market in Soviet and east European thought, 1960s-1992

By Jan Adam, Adam Jan

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This book discusses the evolution of ideas about the desirable combination of planning and market in the former Soviet Union, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Hungary since the 1960s, when major economic...

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Why did the socialist system collapse in Central and Eastern Europe?
Wage, price and taxation policy in Czechoslovakia, 1948-1970

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