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Socialist Outlook no. 5, July 6 1991 · 156 words

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The blooded market and a 'controlled transition to market relations'. There then followed a period in which competing plans for the transition to a market economy were bandied most welho anıty o worker to ec maraz ment was severely curtailed in the 1990 Law on the State Enterprise, but a Supreme Soviet proposal to give managers the right to hire and fire at will without consulting the factory trade union committee, was vetoed by Gorbachev and amended to include only workers guilty of indiscipline.

The second element is more controvermuch more responsive to plea for aid because they stand to rants much quicker gains than the more rester United 'States.

The popular attitude to market reforms It is undeniable that in both the 5:7* Union and Eastern Europe since 19%c:

Croatian militia prepare to resist federal troops THE CIVIL war in Yugoslavia, as Photo: David Stewart-Smith (Insight) ship of the republics and provinces. First

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