From plan to markets

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Eastern European nations, like their Western counterparts, are facing challenges concerning the ways to effectively transform their formerly planned economies into market economies. The need for formerly planned economies to achieve greater critical institutions is highly important to improve and promote investment incentives. On the other hand, Eastern European countries have greater chance of attaining long-term economic growth than their Western counterparts because of an eventual need for them to undergo institutional reform.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Europe, Economic policy, Economic development

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Intertemporal equilibrium dynamics with a pollution externality

Article Abstract:

Reichlin model to examine the impact of environment on production is presented.

Italy, Analysis, Environmental economics, Business cycles

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