Sustaining free market economic education in a transition economy: a Romanian experience

Article Abstract:

The details of the United States aid to universities to revise curriculum and teaching methodologies so as to establish small business development centers in Romania are discussed. These universities helped in transition to free market economy.

Government expenditures, Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Colleges and universities, Universities and colleges, Economic policy, Business education

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Some aspects of management training in Romania and American assistance in its development

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The impact of management training programs in Romania on system of value in middle class, which penetrated into all branches of economy, is observed. The role of the United States in promoting these educational programs is commended.

Management Training & Evaluation, Management training

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U.S. government support of programs in higher education in Eastern Europe: A personal view

Article Abstract:

The efforts of the United States government to develop higher education programs in Eastern Europe are discussed. The impact of U.S. education programs on Eastern Europe and general guidelines for such future programs are observed.

Eastern Europe, Education, Higher, Higher education, Educational aspects

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