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Coping with capitalism: The new Polish interpreneurs.

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Wyznikiewicz, Bohdan; Pinto, Brain

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TextPublication details: Washington : World Bank, 1993.Subject(s):

Privatization
Poland -- Economic conditions -- Economic policy. -- Poland -- Economic conditions -- Economic policy. -- Poland -- Economic conditions -- Economic policy

Summary: This paper chronicles Poland's economic transformation program and shows that the decisive liberalization was instrumental in pointing out the shape of new opportunities even though good prices did not jump instantaneously to international levels.

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This paper chronicles Poland's economic transformation program and shows that the decisive liberalization was instrumental in pointing out the shape of new opportunities even though good prices did not jump instantaneously to international levels.

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