Foreign Trade in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union - The Vienna Institute for Comparative Economic Studies Yearbook II

List of contents

Preface -- Introduction -- Reforms, Trade, and Trade Policy -- Soviet Perestroika and Foreign Trade -- Bulgaria: Economic Reforms and GATT – Continuing Questions -- Czechoslovakia’s Foreign Trade -- Hungary’s West Trade Policy -- CMEA Integration: Stagnation or a New Beginning? -- Trade with the Soviet Union -- Four Small Countries' Relations with the Soviet Union -- The Mechanism of Hungarian-Soviet Economic Relations -- Mechanism and Institutional System of the Finnish-Soviet Economic Relations -- Finnish-Soviet Economic Relations -- The Role of Technology -- Information Technologies and Their Impact on East-West Relations -- Export Control Reform and Western Security -- A Note on Austria’s Policies on Trade and Technology Transfer to the CMEA Countries -- Austria’s and Other Western Countries’ Performance in High Technology Exports to the East1 -- Foreign Debt -- Hard Currency Position of the CMEA Countries and Yugoslavia1 -- Poland’s Debt Situation -- Solving the Polish Debt Problem -- Yugoslavia’s Relations with International Financing Organizations

About the author

FriedlAnder, Michael

Summary

This second yearbook of The Vienna Institute for Comparative Economic Studies presents studies dealing with the economic situation in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. Its foreign trade analysis offers insights into the ongoing transition process from centrally planned to market-oriented systems.

Product details

• Authors: Michael FriedlAnder
• Assisted by: Michael FriedlAnder (Editor), Michael Friedländer (Editor)
• Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd.
• Languages: English
• Product format: Hardback
• Released: 31.12.2019
• EAN: 9780367014629
• ISBN: 978-0-367-01462-9
• No. of pages: 256
• Subjects: Social sciences, law, business > Business > International economy; Eastern Europe, POLITICAL SCIENCE / General, International Finance, International Trade, International trade and commerce, HISTORY / Europe / Nordic Countries