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Redefining Property Rights with Specific Reference to Social Ownership in the Successor States of the Former Yugoslavia: Did it Matter for Economic Efficiency?
High economic growth rates after World War II characterized both socialism and capitalism. There were impressive results in the former socialist block, Western Europe, USA,and Japan. Apart from these models based on private and state ownership, the fastest economic growth for some time was recorded
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