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In this 1992 book, Dr Uvalic demonstrates the similarities of the Yugoslav economy to other socialist systems.
List of contents
List of tables and graphs; Introduction; Part I. The Institutional and Theoretical Framework: 1. The Yugoslav road towards market socialism; 2. The investment theory of the labour-managed firm; 3. Extensions of the LMF investment theory; 4. The investment behaviour of the socialist firm; Part II. Empirical Evidence on the Nature of the Yugoslav System: 5. Yugoslav investment and savings performance; 6. Determinants of investment in Yugoslavia; 7. Econometric tests of Yugoslav investment behaviour; Part III. Pressure for More Radical Reforms in Yugoslavia: 8. Early attempts at introducing investment incentives; 9. Current property reforms; 10. Specific features of the Yugoslav transition; 11. An overview of conclusions; Appendices; Bibliography.
Summary
This book was first published in 1992. For decades Yugoslavia had been developing its own model of socialism based on workers' self-management resulting in many scholars viewing the Yugoslav economy differently from other socialist systems. However, Dr Uvalic here demonstrates its similarities with other socialist economies.
