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1. Global neoliberalism, policy autonomy, and international competitive dynamics

Author

DeMartino, George

Subjects
Capital controls -- Analysis, Political planning -- Analysis, Central planning -- Analysis, International economic relations -- Analysis, Economics, History, Analysis
Abstract

How has global economic integration affected the ability of national governments to sustain social democratic regimes in order to ensure economic security and some measure of equality? This question is [...]

Published
1999

2. The relative efficiencies of market and planned economies

Author

Moroney, John R. and Lovell, C.A.K.

Subjects
Capitalism -- Analysis, Central planning -- Analysis, Business, Economics, Analysis
Abstract

The advantage to efficiencies of the decentralization of decisions and of individual responsibility is even greater, perhaps, than the nineteenth century supposed; and the reaction against the appeal to self [...]

Published
1997

3. Gradualism in China's economic reform and the role for a strong central state

Author

Liew, Leong H.

Subjects
China -- Economic policy, Central planning -- Analysis, Economic policy -- Analysis, Economics, History, Analysis, Economic policy
Abstract

The fortunes of states pursuing a program of economic reform have been varied. While the economies of the former communist countries of Eastern Europe have shrunk in size, the growth [...]

Published
1995

4. Monetary overhang: do centrally planned economies have excessive money stocks?

Author

Chang, Gene Hsin

Subjects
Money supply -- Analysis, Monetary policy -- Analysis, Central planning -- Analysis, Business, Economics, Analysis
Abstract

This paper investigates the issue of monetary overhang in centrally planned economies (CPEs). The analysis compares the money stocks in CPEs with those in market economy counterparts. Contrary to conventional belief, the findings here suggest that the money stocks in traditional CPEs do not tend to be excessive. This implies that CPEs suffer more from structural distortion than from monetary overhang in their traditional stage., I. INTRODUCTION The problem of monetary overhang has serious implications for the former centrally planned economies (CPEs) in their transition to market equilibrium. Many analysts believe that monetary overhang is [...]

Published
1994

5. The business economist at work: change and evolution in Courtaulds

Author

Anderson, Donald

Subjects
Courtaulds PLC -- Management, Business economics -- Analysis, Central planning -- Analysis, Business economists -- Practice -- Analysis, Business, Economics, Company business management, Practice, Management, Analysis
Abstract

*Donald Anderson is Chief Economist and Head of External Relations of Courtaulds plc, London. The views expressed are the author's and do not necessarily represent those of Courtaulds plc. Many [...]

Published
1990

6. Transfers and the transition from central planning

Author

Krumm, Kathie, Milanovic, Branko, and Walton, Michael

Subjects
Capitalism -- Analysis, Economic security -- Analysis, Central planning -- Analysis, Economic policy -- Analysis, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international, Analysis
Abstract

As former centrally planned economies make the transition to market orientation, they are finding it hard to both achieve strong economic growth and maintain the system of cradle-to-grave security their [...]

Published
1995

7. The Australia--Japan Partnership in the Asia-Pacific: From Economic Diplomacy to Security Co-operation?

Author

TERADA, TAKASHI

Subjects
Japan -- International relations, Australia -- International relations, Central planning -- Analysis, International economic relations -- Analysis, Political science, Regional focus/area studies, Analysis, International relations
Abstract

Australia and Japan have been acclaimed as taking joint initiatives in establishing regional economic institutions such as the Pacific Economic Co-operation Council and the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation forum. This article [...]

Published
2000

8. Economic Opportunities Fund

Author

GIBSON, DALE

Subjects
Politicians -- Planning -- Analysis, Central planning -- Analysis, Business, Business, regional, Company business planning, Planning, Analysis
Abstract

Current Commerce Secretary Rick Carlisle was among those considered for the Golden Leaf job, but he pulled his name from consideration. Why would he do that? Insiders say it could [...]

Published
2000

9. Culture Works: Cultural Resources as Economic Development Tools

Author

Singer, Molly

Subjects
Cities and towns -- Analysis, Popular culture -- Analysis, Economic development -- Analysis -- United States, Cultural policy -- Analysis, Central planning -- Analysis, Government, Analysis
Abstract

What exactly is the economic impact of cultural programs on a local government's revenue base today? At a 1999 Culture Counts Conference organized by the World Bank, attendees worked to [...]

Published
2000

10. On the centrally planned economies

Author

Kolko, Joyce

Subjects
Poland -- Economic policy, Hungary -- Economic policy, Cuba -- Economic policy, Eastern Europe -- International economic relations, China -- Economic policy, International Monetary Fund -- International economic relations -- Economic policy, Developing countries -- Economic policy -- Analysis, Central planning -- Analysis, Business, Business, international, Analysis, International economic relations, Economic policy
Abstract

Restructuring is now a global effort. In the centrally planned economies (CPEs) of Eastern Europe and of Asia, as in the OECD (Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development) states and [...]

Published
1988

11. Eight years on....

Author

Shahin, Mariam

Subjects
Iraq -- Economic policy, Embargoes -- Analysis, Economic development -- Analysis -- Iraq, Central planning -- Analysis, Economic policy -- Analysis, Sanctions (International law) -- Analysis, Business, Business, international, News, opinion and commentary, Social sciences, Analysis, Economic policy
Abstract

Baghdad Iraqis took a deep breath as the nation's leadership narrowly avoided yet another possible series of military strikes by the Anglo-American team that now acts as international watchdog in [...]

Published
1999

12. Mercantilists in Houston

Subjects
Group of Seven -- Economic policy, Free trade -- International aspects -- Analysis, Central planning -- Analysis, Business, Economics, Business, international, Analysis, Economic policy, International aspects
Abstract

Memo to the leaders of the western world: to win the prize of free trade, you must want it for the right reason GEORGE BUSH has promised to make world [...]

Published
1990

13. Problems of the Soviet economy - alleged and real

Author

Blumenfeld, Hans

Subjects
Soviet Union -- Economic policy, Central planning -- Analysis, Industrial productivity -- Analysis, Business, Business, international, Productivity, Analysis, Economic policy
Abstract

PROBLEMS OF THE SOVIET ECONOMY-- ALLEGED AND REAL by Hans Blumenfeld The following brief article by Hans Blumenfled was received shortly before his death in January (see our note in [...]

Published
1988

14. Why planned economies fail

Subjects
Central planning -- Analysis, Business, Economics, Business, international, Analysis, Authorship
Abstract

Professor Jan Winiecki has written a book which should be the start, ing-point for understanding misplanned communist economies IN 1913, calculated the statistician Colin Clark, real product per man-hour in [...]

Published
1988

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