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1.
Placing the Social Economy
Contributors:
Publisher:
Routledge 2002
Subjects:
Human Services--Contracting Out--Great Britain
Social Service--Contracting Out--Great Britain
Mixed Economy--Great Britain
Great Britain--Social Policy--1979-
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...determining the nature and 'success' of social economy initiatives. For example, the supportive...significant effects on the form that the social economy has taken there, and upon its 'success...resulted in a much more modest social economy. In contrast, in Bristol a long history...
2.
Poverty in a Dual Economy
Contributors:
Publisher:
St. Martins Press 1975
Subjects:
Poverty
Poor--United States
Public Welfare--United States
Economic Assistance, Domestic--United States
Dual Economy--United States
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...scarce and expensive capital, the poor economy willhave a comparative advantage in...trade. According to this theory, an economy should (and in theevent of free...labor is relativelyscarce.The nonpoor economy, on the other hand, will have a comparativeadvantage...
3.
Accounting in the Dual Economy
Contributors:
Publisher:
Quorum Books 1991
Subjects:
Labor Market
Income Distribution
Accounting
Dual Economy
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...appears from the evidenceis that the dual economy classification is an important variable...lenders, firms indifferent sectors of the economy may resort to accounting changes to imU...differ between the two sectors of the economy in thedual-theory conduit. The evidence...
4.
Dynamics of the Mixed Economy: Toward a Theory of Interventionism
Contributors:
Publisher:
Routledge 1997
Subjects:
Mixed Economy
Austria--Economic Policy--1945-
Economic Policy
Social Policy
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...indispensable assumption of Austrian political economy in general, which can accommodate political...the conclusions of Austrian political economy. In a sense, then, public choice and Austrian political economy are two independent though highly complementary...
5.
The Return of the God of Wealth: The Transition to a Market Economy in Urban China
Contributors:
Publisher:
Stanford University Press 1996
Subjects:
Mixed Economy--China--Guangzhou
Guangzhou (China)--Economic Conditions
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...objective was to create a "socialist market economy." Theorists care­fully explained away the seeming oxymoron of a market economy that issocialist at the same time. The essence of a socialist economy, they pointedout, is ownership of the...
6.
The Socialist System: The Political Economy of Communism
Contributors:
Publisher:
Clarendon Press 1992
Subjects:
Communism
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...cover the entire subject of the political economy of socialism. 2 I am aware that these...1962). 5 My book The Road to a Free Economy (1990) deals in detail with several...1962) calls “socialist” an economy with considerable public ownership, and...
7.
The Second Economy in Tanzania
Contributors:
Publisher:
James Currey 1990
Subjects:
Informal Sector (Economics)--Tanzania
Tanzania--Economic Conditions--1964-
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...crimes, estimates the volume of the second economy inTanzania to account for 10 per cent...Maliyamkono, 'Ulanguzi:Emergence of a Second Economy in Tanzania', ERB Seminar Paper, University...various methods used inestimating the second economy and their applications see S. Allesandrini...
8.
African Political Economy: Contemporary Issues in Development
Contributors:
Publisher:
M. E. Sharpe 1997
Subjects:
Botswana--Economic Conditions--1966-
Botswana--Economic Policy
Africa--Economic Conditions--1960-
Africa--Economic Policy
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...ConclusionsLessons of experience have shown that the subterranean economy inthe developing nations is here to stay. Subterranean economy activitiesare expanding in both scenarios of a contracting formal economy, suchas in sub-Saharan Africa, and an expanding...
9.
Reconfigurations: Critical Theory and General Economy
Contributors:
Publisher:
University Press of Florida 1993
Subjects:
Bataille, Georges, 1897-1962
Aesthetics
Derrida, Jacques
Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm, 1844-1900
Critical Theory
Postmodernism
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...dif­ferent style.The general economy also can relate theory and politics more richlythan a restricted economy. It is worth stressing that the Hegelian...historical and thereforealways a political economy. In Marx, it is reconfigured by way...
10.
Soviet Political Economy in Transition: From Lenin to Gorbachev
Contributors:
Publisher:
Greenwood Press 1992
Subjects:
Marxian Economics--Soviet Union--History
Perestroika
Soviet Union--Economic Policy
Soviet Union--Economic Policy--1986-1991
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...Drewnowski identifies three zones of socialist economy: (1)the zone of state interference...ideal capitalism can be considered as an economy exclusivelycomposed of an individual zone...Drewnowski maintains that in a socialist economy the state zone generallycontains the investment...
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