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Economic transformation in East-Central Europe and in the newly independent states

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This book presents the most important areas of economic transformation in East-Central Europe. It describes the short experience of statehood of the newly independent states and deals with two topical problems of the leading reforming countries: with fiscal policy and industrial policy.

Title Economic transformation in East-Central Europe and in the newly independent states / edited by Gábor Hunya.
Edition First edition.
Publisher London : Routledge
Creation Date [2018]
Notes Includes bibliographical references.
Series The Vienna Institute for Comparative Economic Studies yearbook
Yearbook 5
Extent 1 online resource (viii, 278 pages).
Language English
Copyright Date ©1994
National Library system number 997012410354605171
MARC RECORDS
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