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Comparative Economic Studies articles from December 2004
This journal focuses on theoretical and policy issues of creating market institutions in previously centrally-planned economies.
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Comparative Economic Studies archives from December 2004
Private savings in transition economies: are there terms of trade shocks?(Author Abstract)
December 1, 2004... INTRODUCTION
Savings in the transition economies of Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia involved the shift from centralised investment to decentralised savings as the economic system moved from central planning to market...
Fiscal federalism in Russia: rules versus electoral politics.(Author Abstract)
December 1, 2004... REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
The emergence of the system of fiscal federalism in Russia in recent years was one of the most important reforms in the public sector that was carried out during transition. Not surprisingly, there is a rapidly...
Reaching turning points in economic transition: adjustments to distortions in resource-based consumption of food.(Author Abstract)
December 1, 2004... INTRODUCTION
The transition economies of Central and Eastern Europe (CEECs) (1) and the former Soviet Republics have compiled a decidedly mixed record of economic success since embarking on the transition to market-based systems in the...
Economic Lessons from the Transition. The Basic Theory Re-examined.(Book Review)
December 1, 2004... Economic Lessons from the Transition. The Basic Theory Re-examined. By Daniel R Kazmer and Michele Konrad (M.E. Sharpe: Armonk, NY, 2004), 248 pp.
This book is a critical review of basic undergraduate economics in the light of the...