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ID	1832492974
Author(s)	Morita, Tsuneo
Title	4. Ownership, Controllability, and Equality in a Socialist Economy: Analytical Frameworks and Some Observations on Hungarian Reforms (Comment Časlav Ocić, Comment Aladár Sipos, Discussion)
Published	Acta Slavica Iaponica : a journal in European languages of the Slavic Research Center of Hokkaido University, Sapporo : Center, 2, 1984, 71-104
Language	eng
Soundex	O0678; C4627; E0452; S8858; E0466; A0652; F3767; O0187; H0647; R7376; C4666; C4850; C4666; A0527; S8180; D2888
Medium	article
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4. Ownership, Controllability, and Equality in a Socialist Economy: Analytical Frameworks and Some Observations on Hungarian Reforms (Comment Časlav Ocić, Comment Aladár Sipos, Discussion)