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From Marx and Mao to the market: the economics and politics of agricultural transition/ Johan F. Swinnen

By: Swinnen, Johan FMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford: Oxford university press, 2006Description: xiii, 218 pISBN: 9780199288915Subject(s): Agricultura -- Aspectes econòmicsDDC classification: 330

Contents:

1. Introduction THE ECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURAL TRANSITION 2. Patterns of transition 3. A model of agricultural transition 4. Policy reforms 5. The effects of the reforms ; THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF AGRICULTURAL TRANSITION 6. Basic determinants of reform strategies 7. Why did the Communist party reform in China, but not in the Soviet Union? ; 8. Determining the pace of market liberalization 9. The political economy of property rights reform and farm restructuring ; CONCLUSIONS, LESSONS AND NEW DEVELOPMENTS 10. Conclusions 11. Lessons of agricultural transition 12. The second decade of transition

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1. Introduction THE ECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURAL TRANSITION
2. Patterns of transition
3. A model of agricultural transition
4. Policy reforms
5. The effects of the reforms ; THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF AGRICULTURAL TRANSITION
6. Basic determinants of reform strategies
7. Why did the Communist party reform in China, but not in the Soviet Union? ; 8. Determining the pace of market liberalization
9. The political economy of property rights reform and farm restructuring ; CONCLUSIONS, LESSONS AND NEW DEVELOPMENTS
10. Conclusions
11. Lessons of agricultural transition
12. The second decade of transition

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