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1995
After the fall of Soviet central planning, the transition to a market economy has been regarded as the main alternative strategy for the economic restructuring of those societies. China is also restructuring its economy toward a socialist market economy, though politically the Chinese Communist Party still holds power.
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After the fall of Soviet central planning, the transition to a market economy has been regarded as the main alternative strategy for the economic restructuring of those societies. China is also restructuring its economy toward a socialist market economy, though politically the Chinese Communist Party still holds power.
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Capitalism, Socialism, and the Social Market Economy
Review of Social Economy, 1969Exactly nineteen years ago, Joseph Schumpeter stood before his colleagues in New York City and delivered what turned out to be his farewell address. It was entitled: The March into Socialism, and it was a reaffirmation of the great man's belief expressed in his book, Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy, that capitalism would not survive.1 Schum? peter
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Social Market Economy Is Not an Oxymoron
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014“Continental law is irrational. American law is irresponsible.” With this phrase, Christoph Engel has described the prejudices on both sides of the Atlantic regarding legal science. Indeed, both legal systems seem to have noticed a need to correct these failures.
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Social Policy and the Social Market Economy
1989The title I have been given invites the inference that there are principles of ‘social policy’ and principles of the ‘market economy’ which, when integrated, provide the overall guiding principles of the ‘social market economy’ and that my task should consist of the identification of those principles as well as the evaluation of actual ‘social ...
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The Social Market Economy in Germany
2023Abstract In Germany, the liberal economic model that replaced the centralized, war-oriented economy of the Third Reich, based on the principles of the “social market economy” and “social partnership,” has led to widely shared prosperity and broad support for democratic values. The system has maintained this model since the end of the war
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Ordoliberalism and the social market economy
2021[Introduction] Contrary to its usage in current political discourse, the term neoliberalism originally referred to those schools of economic thought that opposed laissez-faire liberalism and wanted to assign a more active role to the state. Faced with the economic turmoil of the late 19th and early 20th century - including the poverty of the working ...
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The Basis of The ‘Social – Market’ Economy
Annals of Humanities and Development Studies, 2013In this paper, I argue that the foundation of the social-market economy is the need to overcome the shortcomings of capitalism and Marxian socialism, two popular and conflicting socio-economic models as well as the possibility of combining cooperativism and social democracy.
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Evolution of the Social Market Economy
1989The work on the theory of economic systems and on the resulting policy in Germany as well as its outcome can only be fully understood by considering the situation of economics and economic policy at the beginning of the 1930s and during the following decade.
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The social market economy. Relevance in a globalized economy
2020The Soziale Marktwirtschaft has represented the backbone of the economic policy of the Federal Republic of Germany since the immediate post-war years. Indeed, the economic policies implemented by politicians such as Konrad Adenauer and Ludwig Erhard were explicitly guided by the ideas developed by a group of eminent economists and social thinkers ...
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Capitalism, Socialism and the Social Market Economy: Comment
Review of Social Economy, 1969(1969). Capitalism, Socialism and the Social Market Economy: Comment. Review of Social Economy: Vol. 27, No. 1, pp. 37-40.
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