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Agriculture in Transition: Land Reform in Former Socialist Countriesltivating thousands of hectares with hundreds of employees (Medvedev, 1987; Cochrane, 1989), and subsistence-oriented individual farming in small household plots of less than half a hectare based on part-time family labour (Waedekin, 1973, 1990). In most of the region, including the republics of the

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Infrastructure: The Contribution of Benchmarking and Economic Analysis to the Reform of the Energy, n disappointing. Resources have been mis-allocated with too much to new investment, particularly those with low priority, and too little to maintenance, especially in terms of road and power station maintenance. There has been massive waste and inefficiency with most power systems operating at betwe

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Economic Regulation and Political Influenceices to direct, administrative control of quantities. This is Martin Weitzman’s (1974) comparison. However, while Weitzman contrasts controls where information is incomplete, we analyze the consequences of political influence. As a concrete example, we consider an industry employing a factor with ex

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Manfred Jürgen Matschke,Gerrit Br?sel roughly consistent with Kuznets’ expectations about the secular trend in ‘modern economic growth.’ If, however, as in Table 5.1, this past century is divided into four intervals, only the first (1890–1913) and the last (1973–92) exhibit growth rates that are roughly equal to the average for the who