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In this chapter, we examine the evolution of the Czech socio-economic model since the start of the transition by examining, mainly, the size of the government, as measured by taxes and expenditures, and by looking into changing characteristics of the labour market.

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The Czech Socio-Economic Model and Its Evolution from the Start of Transition to 2007In this chapter, we examine the evolution of the Czech socio-economic model since the start of the transition by examining, mainly, the size of the government, as measured by taxes and expenditures, and by looking into changing characteristics of the labour market.

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The Expansion of the Modern Welfare State in the ‘rich’ ones. Indeed, life expectancies vary greatly between the developed and the less developed parts of the world. To fight the scourge of poverty and associated low life expectancies, economic growth is essential. This explains why economists have always been acutely interested in the process of economic development.

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Economic Freedom, Confidence and Growth in the ‘rich’ ones. Indeed, life expectancies vary greatly between the developed and the less developed parts of the world. To fight the scourge of poverty and associated low life expectancies, economic growth is essential. This explains why economists have always been acutely interested in the process of economic development.

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very turbulent and often almost contradictory periods. Between 1993–98, its first six years of existence as an independent state, Slovakia languished in international isolation, considered by many to be the ‘European black hole’. due to its illiberal democracy. and the international inexperience of

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230292383n 2006–07 are around 6–7 per cent annually, inflation is low and the budget deficit is within Maastricht Treaty limits. Unemployment has been reduced dramatically thus, here and there, causing some labour shortage problems. Our exports are expanding at more than satisfactory rates. What is more, pro

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