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• The challenge of perestroika: transition to intensive development
• strengthening social provision
• radical reform of management
• more cooperatives and self-employment
• glasnost, democracy and self-management
• the first steps
• will it happen?
• on the eve - the lessons of history
• efficiency as the driving force of perestroika
• the challenge of technological breakthrough
• new investment policy
• the radical reform of management
• plan and market
• an open economy
• the enterprise - incentives for self-development
• perestroika for people
• glasnost, democracy, self-management as the dynamo of perestroika
• can the Soviet economy sustain a new round of the arms race?
• in place of a conclusion - the Soviet economy in the 21st century. Appendix 1 Use of dynamic inter-branch models to study the future growth of the Soviet economy. Appendix 2 Mathematical economic research into the problem of combining centralisation in the development of the national economic system with independence of its separate productive units.
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Abel Aganbegyan, once Gorbachev's closest economic advisor, looks at the far-reaching effects of reconstruction on the Soviet economy.
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• Zur einführung.--Der umbruch in Russland.--Zum handelsaustausch mit Sowjetrussland.--Europa und Sowjetrussland.--Im auftrage des Roten kreuzes in Sowjetrussland.--Gorki und die russische gelehrtenwelt.--In letzter stunde.

• The failures of communism
• outline of a new society
• the capacity to change
• how great?
• relevant analogies in economic history
• sequencing - shock therapy versus gradualism
• internal liberalization
• opening the economy
• currency reform
• macroeconomic stabilization
• privatization.
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This is an examination of the economic achievements and failures in a number of former communist-bloc countries, focusing on the common issues and the available options. It covers developments in Russia, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Romania and Albania, as well as the economic transformations in China and Vietnam. The book also puts forward policy recommendations for the future. One of the author's conclusions is that, the slower a country's process of democratization, the costlier its economic transformation is likely to be.
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• 1. ptie. Mémoires présentés par l'Association financière, industrielle et commerciale russe.-
• -2. ptie. Mémoires présentés par le Comité des représentants des banques russes à Paris.

• Vesʹ min i SSSR.--SSSR v t͡selom.--Fizicheskiĭ, politicheskiĭ, i ėkonomicheskiĭ obzory raĭonov SSSR.--Nat͡sionalʹnye obʺedinenii͡a SSSR.