Titlebook: Economic Integration and Economic Strategy; Ferenc Kozma Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1982 economic development.eco

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-49470-6When speaking about the necessity of the socialist integration of the CMEA countries, we mean above all the establishment of a type of division of labour . The desirable division of labour would differ from the present one in the following:

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Die Projektabwicklung im Bauwesen,Relying on the model of division of labour outlined in the preceding chapters, I shall attempt in the following to sketch the problems that have to be faced in working out the mechanism of integration of the socialist countries united in the CMEA.

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IntroductionIt was in 1967–68 that I wrote the book ., published in 1970. Its main message may be summed up as follows:

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Realistic perspectives of East-West economic cooperationIn recent years there has been a growing number of indications that the more sober Western scientists, specialists—and sometimes even politicians—reasoning in terms of perspectives, believe that . is unavoidable in the interest of improving the conditions of world peace and promoting economic progress.

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Eastern Europe before the socialist revolutions—the peripheral belt of the advanced WestEvery economic process carries in itself . and . features, and integration processes are no exceptions to the rule. Whichever feature we lose sight of, we get into a blind alley, whether it is a question of economic clearsight or economic policy action.

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Prehistory of the West-European economic regionSince the purpose of this reasoning is to disclose the particular features of the socialist integration, it will be expedient to outline—as if for comparison—the circumstances under which the West-European economic region emerged.

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