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Long Term Structural Change and Productivity Growth in Russia,the State Statistics Committee, the gross domestic product increased by 3.2 percent in 1999. Growth in GDP was due primarily to growth in industrial output (which increased by 8.1 percent according to the official data). There was also an increase in production output in agriculture (by 2.4 percent)

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Innovation, Growth and Wage Structure in Transforming Economies,ng innovations into broad-based economic effects remain at least partly unknown. This holds especially for transition countries where innovations play only a very subordinated role. For these countries it is more important to achieve technological capabilities which allow them to imitate processes a

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Financial Sector and Human Capital in a Long-Term Growth Perspective: The Case of Russia,lation to the average per capita-income of the OECD countries. The transformation from plan to market, which began in 1992 under the assumption that these reform efforts would turn around the country’s economic decline, proved to be rather costly from the beginning. Only since 1999 is there some eco

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Structure and Growth of Private Consumption in Russia and East Germany, on private consumption is also needed in many other fields of official statistics. Data on private consumption help in forecasting effects of changed tax systems, it is essential in statistics of consumer prices for measuring weighting structures etc. Furthermore, private consumption is an indicato

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Principles of Market-Oriented Labor Market Policies, the individual’s job search while offering a modicum of relocation assistance. The new emphasis is on training, job subsidies, and job search policies. To be sure, there has also occurred a reduction in the generosity of income maintenance - either in unemployment benefit replacement rates and/or e

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Rent-Seeking and Rent-Setting: Government Versus Competition (The Case of St. Petersburg),oral peculiarities of former state-owned companies, their incapacity, for a variety of reasons, to compete in a free market and provide quality that meets consumer needs (Alfandari, Fan and Freinkman, 1997; Earle, Estrin and Leschenko, 1997; Braguinsky, 1997; Kuznetsov, 1997). One other explanation

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the implications of trade and capital flows, the process of labor market reform, financial market development, productivity growth, and innovation dynamics.?The dynamics of the reform process are also studied in the context of new political economy models.?.978-3-642-62467-4978-3-642-55512-1