• ECONOMIC HISTORY
• World War II and Recovery
• Application of Stalinist Economics
• The First Five-Year Plan
• Launching Self-Management
• The "Perspective" Five-Year Plan
• Overhaul in the 1960s
• The Economic Reform of 1965
• Adjustments in the 1970s
• THE ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT MECHANISM
• Socialist Self-Management
• Capital Ownership and the Market
• Planning and Pricing
• Trade Unions
• Government Revenue and Spending
• Banking
• STRUCTURE OF THE ECONOMY
• Labor and Unemployment
• Industry
• Postwar Policy
• Shipbuilding
• Metallurgy
• Automotive
• Chemicals
• The Industrial Structure in 1990
• Agriculture
• Energy and Mineral Resources
• Transportation and Communications
• FOREIGN TRADE
• Exports and Imports
• Trading Partners
• The Industrialized West
• The Soviet Bloc
• The Third World
• Guest Workers and Tourism
• Foreign Exchange
• MANAGING THE CRISIS OF THE 1980s
• Inflation and the Foreign Debt
• Unemployment and Living Standards
• Regional Disparities
• THE REFORMS OF 1990

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