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Economics and Social Reform

Southern Economic Journal, 1958
Carey C. Thompson, Abram L. Harris
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Economics and Social Reform

Revue économique, 1960
Jean Lhomme, Abram L. Harris
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Economic and social reform in China

2020
Ying Zhu, Michael Webber, John Benson
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Economic Reforms under Command Socialism

1995
As follows from the account given in the preceding two chapters, the Soviet-bloc countries were characterized by high labour force participation rates for men and women alike, low open unemployment of the unregistered kind, and mass overmanning. Yet, although open unemployment ceased to be officially recognized as a separate risk and registered ...
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Social and Economic Consequences of the Henrician Reformation

1997
The Reformation in England was an act of state. The initiative came from Henry VIII, who wanted to solve his matrimonial problems. The King had the enthusiastic support of an anti-clerical majority in the House of Commons (representing the landed gentry and the merchants) and of the propertied classes in the economically advanced south and east of ...
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Fostering Economic Competitiveness, National Identity and Social Equity Through Education Reforms: The Cases of Singapore and Hong Kong

Globalisation, Comparative Education and Policy Research, 2018
S Gopinathan, Michael H Lee
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