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Wirtschaftliche Transformationsprozesse in den Nachfolgestaaten Jugoslawiens

Economic transformation processes in the countries succeeding Yugoslavia
[journal article]

Büschenfeld, Herbert

Abstract

Corresponding to the break-up of former Yugoslavia previous jugosocialistic economic system, based on the principles of "workers-selfmanagement" and "social ownership", became obsolete. In face of diverse reform-intentions and varying framework the transition to market economy differs considerably f... view more

Corresponding to the break-up of former Yugoslavia previous jugosocialistic economic system, based on the principles of "workers-selfmanagement" and "social ownership", became obsolete. In face of diverse reform-intentions and varying framework the transition to market economy differs considerably from newly created state to state. It ranges from remarkable progress to nearly inactivity in starting transformation. Accordingly heterogeneous are the grade of macroeconomic stabilization, the effects of privatization and restruction and also the problems of the individual political economies.... view less

Keywords
post-socialist country; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Macedonia; Croatia; Serbia; Montenegro; transformation; Southeastern Europe; economy; economic development (on national level); geopolitics; economic policy; privatization; Slovenia; gross domestic product; industrial production; economic growth; consolidation; value added; import; trade balance; foreign exchange; indebtedness; state capitalism; capital; reform; stabilization; export; unemployment; shadow economy

Classification
Macrosociology, Analysis of Whole Societies
Area Development Planning, Regional Research
National Economy
Economic Policy

Document language
German

Publication Year
1999

Page/Pages
p. 23-38

Journal
Europa Regional, 7.1999 (1999) 4

ISSN
0943-7142

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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