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1 online resource. |
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Latin American political, economic, and security issues
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Latin American political, economic, and security issues.
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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THE ECONOMY OF CUBA AFTER THE VI PARTY CONGRESS; THE ECONOMY OF CUBA AFTER THE VI PARTY CONGRESS; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; Introduction: CHANGES IN CUBA: KEY POLITICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL DETERMINANTS; Chapter 1: FIVE DECADES OF STATE SOCIALISMIN CUBA: AN INTRODUCTION TO POST-CONGRESS REFORM CHALLENGES; INTRODUCTION; 1. CUBA'S STATE SOCIALISM MODEL: FOUNDATIONS; 1.1.; 1.2.; 1.3.; 1.4.; 1.5.; 2. FROM PLANNED TRADE TO WORLD PRICES; 2.1.; 2.2.; 2.3.; 2.4.; 3. STRATEGIC SERVICES, TERTIARIZATION AND THE BOOM OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES EXPORTS; 3.1.; 3.2.; 3.3. |
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3.4.3.5.; 4. RECOVERY, CRISIS, AND REFORMS; 4.1.; 4.2.; 4.3.; 5. THE CONGRESS AND THE ECONOMICAND SOCIAL POLICY GUIDELINES; 5.1.; 5.2.; 5.3.; 5.4.; 5.5.; 6. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE FOLLOWING CHAPTERS; 6.1.; 6.2.; 6.3.; 6.4.; REFERENCES; Chapter 2: EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF RECENT MEASURES ON CUBA'S AGRICULTURAL PERFORMANCE; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. REFORM MEASUREMENTSYIELD FEW RESULTS SO FAR; 3. THREE PROBLEMS AND FIVE AREASWHERE MAJOR CHANGES ARE REQUIRED; 4. TOWARDS A NEW SCENARIO; 5. AGRICULTURE OF ECONOMIC ANDSOCIAL POLICY GUIDELINES (LINEAMIENTOS); 5.1. Area A); 5.2. Area B); 5.3. Area C). |
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5.4. Area D)5.5. Area E); 6. FINAL REMARKS; 6.1. Compatibility and Synergies between Plan and Markets; 6.2. Still a Long Way to Go; 6.3. The Way Forward; REFERENCES; Chapter 3: CUBA'S MACROECONOMIC CRISIS AND REFORM: THE ROLE OF THE NEW NON-STATE ACTORS; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. REVITALIZATION OF THE SELF- EMPLOYED ACTIVITIES SECTOR; 3. REFORM SHORTCOMINGS; 4. STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT; FINAL REMARKS: THE POSTPONINGOF AN INEVITABLE ADJUSTMENT; ANNEX 1. NEW POLICIES FOR BARBERS, HAIRDRESSERS AND MANICURE SHOPS; The Situation Before the New Policy; Opinions and Expectations about the New Policy. |
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Evaluation of the New PolicyREFERENCES; Chapter 4: COMMERCIAL CIRCUITSAND ECONOMIC INEQUALITY; ABSTRACT; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. ECONOMIC INEQUALITY IN CUBA: BASIC FACTS; 3. INEQUALITY IN CUBA: A BRIEF REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE; 3.1. Dimensions of Inequality; 3.2. National and Foreign Studies: Different Approaches; 4. BROKERS, MULTIPLE COMMERCIALCIRCUITS, AND MONETARY DUALITY; 4.1. The Brokerage; 4.2. Commercial Circuits and the Informal Economy Sphere; 4.3. Cuba's Dual Monetary System; 5. INSTITUTIONALIZED CIRCUITS OFCOMMERCE AND INFORMAL ECONOMY. |
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5.1. The Libreta Circuit, the Circuit of People Citizen and Resident5.2. The MN Circuit, the Circuit of Workers; 5.3. The CUC Circuit, the Circuit Dedicated to Foreigners; 5.4. The Informal Economy Sphere; 5.5. Living between the Circuits; 6. METHODOLOGY; 6.1. Hypothesis and Research Questions; 6.2. Sampling and Data; 6.3. The Model; 7. RESULTS; CONCLUSION; ACKNOWLEDGMENT; REFERENCES; Chapter 5: CUBAN REFORMS AT A CROSSROADS; 1. THE EXHAUSTION OF CUBA'S TRADITIONAL MODEL AND THE QUEST FOR SOCIALISM-SAVING REFORMS; 2. THE ADJUSTMENT POLICY. |
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eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
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Cuba -- Economic policy.
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Socialism -- Cuba.
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Economic Conditions. |
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Economic History. |
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Economics -- Comparative. |
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POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Economic Conditions. |
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Economic policy |
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Socialism |
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Cuba https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39QbtfRvdgbTdTyQJcJ3FQ8vB |
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Gabriele, Alberto.
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Partido Comunista de Cuba. Congreso (6th : 2011 : Havana, Cuba)
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Print version: The economy of Cuba after the VI Party Congress 9781622574490 (hardcover) (DLC) 2012024277 |
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9781622574490 hardcover |
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9781622574551 epub |
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1622574559 |
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1622574494 |
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