Titlebook: Globalization and Third-World Socialism; Cuba and Vietnam Claes Brundenius (Associate Professor),John Weeks Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan,

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Vorkeynesianische Konjunkturtheorie Cuban had a thorough knowledge but which was seldom mentioned officially. People appeared well-nourished and most were well-dressed and wore shoes. At the same time most people had a job with a salary, the peso equivalent of US$7–10 per month. Their inexpensive monthly food ration lasted only a for

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Instrumente der Konjunkturpolitik,wn about the correlation between the changing labour market structures and the rising income inequality. Nevertheless, in this chapter I will try to shed some light on the recent changes within the two fields. Towards the end I will try to give an estimate of what segments of the Cuban population ha

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Inhaltliche Bestimmung der Ziele,a decrease in export volume and terms of trade. By 1993 it was clear to the Cuban leadership that the process in the former ally countries was irreversible and that thus something had to be done in Havana.

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Konjunktur- und Wachstumsforschung,structural character of the deep economic crisis which emerged at the beginning of the 1990s. The changes in the world scenario in the late 1980s also disrupted the basis of Cuban external economic relations for the previous 30 years; that is, the special relations of economic integration with the S

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89255-3y. It became essential for the island to enter into the global market economy, with all its advantages and disadvantages. But this has not been an easy task. One problem, often forgotten in the debate about the Cuban crisis and the urgent need of transformation, concerns the obstacles encountered by

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Vorkeynesianische Konjunkturtheorierket economy and stopped deliveries to their Cuban counterparts or demanded dollars for exports. This, together with the US trade embargo pushed the country into a severe crisis, which the Cuban leaders named ‘the special period’. During 1993–97, when the field visits for this study occurred (Havana