Reform Economics: The Classification Gap

Reform Economics: The Classification Gap

Reform economics in Eastern Europe seem to be perpetually slipping between political power and academic life, government and opposition and East and West. While theories from the latest reform cycle always claim to break through the usual plan and market strategies, questions reveal the slippage. Th...

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Published in:Daedalus (Cambridge, Mass.) Vol. 119; no. 1; pp. 215 - 248
Main Author: Kovacs, Janos Matyas
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Boston American Academy of Arts and Sciences 01-01-1990
MIT Press
Subjects:
Analysis
Classification
Economic development
Economic Policy
Economic reform
Economic systems
ECONOMICS
Europe
Government ownership
Governmental reform
Liberalism
Market economies
Marxian economics
Marxist economics
Nationalization
Perestroika
Political economy
Political reform
Politics
Radicalism
Reform
REFORM, REFORMERS
SOCIALISM
Poland
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Eastern Europe
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Summary:Reform economics in Eastern Europe seem to be perpetually slipping between political power and academic life, government and opposition and East and West. While theories from the latest reform cycle always claim to break through the usual plan and market strategies, questions reveal the slippage. Thus, reform economics appears to be less a revolutionary breed than a mutation of the old doctrines.
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ISSN:0011-5266
1548-6192