Titlebook: Government and Markets; Establishing a Democ Hendrikus J. Blommestein,Bernard Steunenberg Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81640-8ded consequences, spontaneous processes including the emergence of new market institutions, errors, and learning-by-doing. It is, indeed, to a large extent sailing in uncharted waters. Although the objective or direction of change might in very general terms be clear, the exact road toward that goal is by definition less obvious.

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Government and Markets: An Introduction,nd efficient public sector. The starting-point, however, appeared to be less clear in the sense that most reformers underestimated the problems associated with large inefficient bureaucracies and economies dominated by a noncompetitive industrial sector and an underdeveloped service sector.

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Political Culture and Political Consolidation,tists by surprise. As is not unusual in such instances, ex post facto explanations easily arise and, additionally, a sizable literature on regime changes exists which can serve as a starting point for analysis.

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The Economic Role of Government, oppression. Sequencing of reforms—an issue where the role of the government could have been a crucial point of discussion—was primarily a technical debate on the order of implementing the individual elements of the reform; the ‘implementing agency’ was generally not subject to further considerations.

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