EBSEES: Banerjee, Absinjit - Spagat, Michael - Productivity paralysis and the complexity problem: why do centrally-planned economies become prematurely gray?

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ID	10878
Author(s)	Banerjee, Absinjit; Spagat, Michael
Title	Productivity paralysis and the complexity problem: why do centrally-planned economies become prematurely gray?
Published	Journal of Comparative Economies, 15(4), 1991, p. 646-60
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Eastern Europe / Economic Theory, Economic Planning, Economic Reform [Browse all]
Medium	article
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	From centrally planned to market economy / Cros, Daniel
	Transformation from the centrally planned to the market economy system: dimensions of the problem, barriers and consequences / Kowalski, Jan S.
	Fighting inflation with a lottery: an alternative approach to macroeconomic stabilisation in former centrally planned economies / Shveitser, V.
	The political economy of property rights : institutional change and credibility in the reform of centrally planned economies

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Productivity paralysis and the complexity problem: why do centrally-planned economies become prematurely gray?