Bedingungen ökonomischer Entwicklung in Zentralosteuropa/Conditions of Economic Policy and Development Strategies in Central and Eastern Europe
Beiträge einer Tagung an der FU Berlin im Mai 1995. Zentrale Frage war, unter welchen Bedingungen die post-sozialistischen Volkswirtschaften in Ost- und Mitteleuropa sich in den Weltmarkt integrieren können, ohne politisch und wirtschaftlich marginalisiert zu werden.
Inhalt: Brigita Schmögnerová: Transition Strategies in Central and Eastern Europe: From Theory to Pragmatism (19-28). I. Imperatives for Economic Policy: Anke Jacobsen / Hans Weisfeld: Monetary Policy for Stabilisation and Economic Development (29-51); Åkos Balassa: Problems of Economic Growth, Equilibrium and Monetary Policy in Hungary within the Process of Economic Transition (63-81); Tamás Mellár: Monetary and Fiscal Policy for Stabilization in Hungary (83-93); Jens Hölscher / Horst Tomann: Privatisation and Structural Change (95-116); Wendy Carlin / Marian Guzek / Adam Török: Comments (117-132); General Discussion (133-134). II. Political Economy of Transition: Keith Cowling / Roger Sugden: Beyond Capitalism and State Socialism (135-172); Stefan Voigt: Comment (173-178); Hans Peter Widmaier: Democratic Social Policy in Economies of Central and Eastern Europe after the Market Shock (179-196); Thomas Apolte: Comment (197-202); General Discussion (203-205). III. Economic Development and Integration into the World Market: Michael Kaser: Integration and Homogeneity in the Transition Economies (207-228); Adalbert Winkler: Comment (229-232); Jan Kregler: Transformational Development, the Problem of Inflation and Fiscal Structure (233-251); Waltraud Schelkle / Claus Thomsberger: Comments (253-264); General Discussion (265-269).
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