Titlebook: Economic Aspects of German Unification; Expectations, Transi Paul J. J. Welfens Book 1996Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

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Structural Adjustment and Privatization of the East German Economyme respects - particularly from an economic point of view - another date might be even more important - since July 1, 1990, the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) and the German Democratic Republic (GDR) are closely connected by an economic, monetary and social union. Although the State Treaty establ

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Comments on: Structural Adjustment and Privatization of the East German Economy — Guidelines for a Prman Democratic Republic (GDR): (1) the need for restructuring and privatization; (2) the daunting task of the Treuhandanstalt, and (3) the various strategies that can be pursued to privatize the state owned enterprises in the GDR.

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Government Support for Restructuring the East German Economyoor shape, productive capacities are in a wretched condition, product-lines are not adapted to world-market demand, and the labor force is lacking experience with modern technologies.. Since these deficiencies are the legacy of more than five decades of central planning (first fascism, then communis

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Comment on: Government Support For Restructuring the East German Economy: Capital or Labor Subsidiesrom leaving the territory that, until recently, comprised the GDR. This recommendation deserves to be examined carefully. It is of interest not just for Germany. Rather, it may apply to analogous movements toward economic integration of high-productivity and low-productivity economies when mass move

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Giulio Aniello Santoro,Giuseppe Falcouss the possible avenues of further development. Already in the early 1990s the people of Eastern Germany had been unambiguous in expressing their wish for unification with the Federal Republic of Germany. Meanwhile the foundations had been laid and unification had taken place.

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