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Economic Policies, Governance and the New Economics
20131. The Great Recession, Capital Market Failure and International Financial Regulation Valpy Fitzgerald 2. A Progressive International Monetary System: Growth Enhancing, Speculation Reducing and Cross-Country Equity John Weeks 3. The Financial Transactions Tax: Its Potential and Feasibility Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer 4.
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Economic Policies of the New Thinking in Economics
20141. Introduction Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer 2. The 'new economics' and policies for financial stability Philip Arestis and Malcolm Sawyer 3. Policy in the Wake of the Banking Crisis: Taking Pluralism Seriously Sheila C Dow 4. The reduction of the UK budget deficit: A Human Rights Perspective Diane Elson 5.
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1968
At the end of the period of War Communism the most pressing problem was peasant agriculture. Production had fallen sharply—by 1921 the sown area had decreased by 30 per cent compared with 1913—and the peasants refused to sell for worthless currency the crops they did raise.
Shepard B. Clough +2 more
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At the end of the period of War Communism the most pressing problem was peasant agriculture. Production had fallen sharply—by 1921 the sown area had decreased by 30 per cent compared with 1913—and the peasants refused to sell for worthless currency the crops they did raise.
Shepard B. Clough +2 more
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The new economic policy — The policy of economic growth
Studies on Russian Economic Development, 2013V. V. Ivanter +7 more
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1984
Since 1978 the Chinese government has adopted a series of measures for economic ‘reforms, readjustment and restructuring’.1 These reforms have been motivated largely by the need to: (i) ensure greater efficiency in resource use rather than pure resource mobilisation; (ii) give more emphasis to consumption (and hence to production of ...
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Since 1978 the Chinese government has adopted a series of measures for economic ‘reforms, readjustment and restructuring’.1 These reforms have been motivated largely by the need to: (i) ensure greater efficiency in resource use rather than pure resource mobilisation; (ii) give more emphasis to consumption (and hence to production of ...
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Economic policy uncertainty and corporate financialization: Evidence from China
International Review of Financial Analysis, 2022Kun Su
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Economic Policy and Development: New Perspectives.
The Economic Journal, 1986A. Rufus Waters +2 more
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New Institutions for a New Economic Policy
Money, Distribution and Economic Policy takes issue with the inappropriate treatment of money, effective demand and distribution issues in modern mainstream macroeconomics. It presents contributions which are critical of modern orthodoxy and which explore alternative approaches to macroeconomics and economic policy analysis.Jesus Ferreiro, Felipe Serrano
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