The Challenge of Simultaneous Economic Relations with East and West

Edited by Michael Marrese and Sándor Richter

in Palgrave Macmillan Books from Palgrave Macmillan

Date: 1990
ISBN: 978-1-349-11409-2
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction

Friedrich Levcik

Ch 2 Hard Currency Settlement of Payments or Bilateralism and Clearing: How Long will the Dilemma Remain?

Sándor Richter

Ch 3 Hungarian Foreign Trade: Failure to Reform

Michael Marrese

Ch 4 Perestroika in the Soviet Union: The Domestic and International Dimensions

Nikolay Shmelev

Ch 5 A new situation in Hungarian—Soviet trade: what is to be done?

András Köves

Ch 6 Economic Policy and Foreign Trade in Austria: Relations with West and East

Jan Stankovsky

Ch 7 Internal Regulation of Foreign Trade with respect to Socialist Trading Partners: A Comparison of the Finnish and the Hungarian System

Gábor Oblath

Ch 8 Effects of Trade with Centrally Planned Economies on Exchange Rates and Prices in Market Economies

Yrjänä Tolonen

Ch 9 An Appearance of Dual Attachment in the Soviet Union’s Imports: Variations in Imports from the West in relation to Imports from CMEA Countries

Urpo Kivikari

Ch 10 Dual Systems of International Settlements: an analysis of Yugoslavia’s experience and some proposals for more efficient alternative settlement systems

Ante Cicin-Sain

Ch 11 Some Specific Features of Inflation in a Heavily-indebted Socialist Country

Neven Mates

Ch 12 The Foreign Policy Conditions affecting Economic Relations between the Smaller European States

Peter Knirsch

Ch 13 Problems and Prospects of East-West Transfer of Technology

Stanislav Simanovsky

Ch 14 Towards a Comprehensive Economic Reform? A Pessi-Optimistic View

László Szamuely

Ch 15 Reflections on Enterprise-level Currency Conversion in Foreign Trade: The Case of Hungary

Ádám Török

Ch 16 Joint Ventures between East and West

Tauno Tiusanen

Ch 17 The Involvement of the CMEA Countries in the International Trade in Services: Can They be Competitive?

Marie Lavigne

Ch 18 Money as a Means of Communication and Reforms in Eastern Europe: Some Propositions

Raimund Dietz

Ch 19 Summary Remarks

Tamás Földi

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