Economic Reforms in Eastern Europe and Prospects for the 1980s. Colloquium, 16–18 April 1980

Content: 
Front Matter, Page i
Copyright, Page ii
ERRATA, Page iii
Preface: Eastern Europe: Current Reforming Trends Determine Future Economic Prospects, Pages v-xi
Synopses of Papers, Pages 1-17
Economic Reform in Bulgaria: Coping with “the kj Problem”, Pages 21-34
Romanian Economic Reforms, Pages 35-57
Czechoslovakia: Economic Reforms, Pages 59-71
GDR: Industrial Reforms, Pages 73-84
La Réforme Economique Hongroise: Analyse et Evolution, 1968–1978, Pages 85-103
Reform of the System of Economic Management in Poland 1973–79, Pages 105-118
Economic Reforms and the Consumer in Eastern Europe, Pages 121-137
Economic Reforms in Bulgaria and Romania: Prospects for the 1980s, Pages 141-148
Czechoslovakia: Economic Prospects for the 1980s, Pages 149-162
GDR: Prospects for the 1980s, Pages 163-181
The Hungarian Economy: Prospects for the 1980s, Pages 183-201
Prospects for the Polish Economy in the 1980s, Pages 203-218
The Effects of Energy Development on East European Economic Prospects, Pages 221-242
The Role of Banking and Finance in East European Reforms, Pages 245-261
Trade and Integration, Pages 263-265
Les Transports dans les Réformes Economiques en Europe de l'Est, Pages 267-282
The Implications of Economic Reforms in Eastern Europe for the Future of East–West Relations, Pages 283-297
Economic Reforms in Eastern Europe and Prospects for the 1980s: A Summing Up, Pages 301-309
Biographies of Authors, Pages 311-320