Quest for Freedom: The Transformation of Eastern Europe in the 1990s |
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Page 207
... subsidies to state enterprises , effectively driving the weakest out of production , hence more unemployment in inefficient in- dustries ; control of inflation by cutting consumption , yet removing regulations on price levels to reflect ...
... subsidies to state enterprises , effectively driving the weakest out of production , hence more unemployment in inefficient in- dustries ; control of inflation by cutting consumption , yet removing regulations on price levels to reflect ...
Page 215
... subsidies under the safety net . For the old state subsidies to enterprises had now evaporated , so plants that closed and fire workers would have to cut national income perhaps by one - third . Momentary downward mobility could be ...
... subsidies under the safety net . For the old state subsidies to enterprises had now evaporated , so plants that closed and fire workers would have to cut national income perhaps by one - third . Momentary downward mobility could be ...
Page 327
... subsidies had already crossed swords with the United States , Canada , and other nations depen- dent on agricultural exports seeking EC subsidy cuts by as much as 36 per- cent . In 1991 the United States had sold $ 696 million of corn ...
... subsidies had already crossed swords with the United States , Canada , and other nations depen- dent on agricultural exports seeking EC subsidy cuts by as much as 36 per- cent . In 1991 the United States had sold $ 696 million of corn ...
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Tsar and Soviet | 17 |
The Success and Failure of the Soviet Economy | 65 |
HISTORY WITHOUT END | 107 |
Copyright | |
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