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Publisher
European Trade Union Institute
Language
English
Pages
79

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Subjects
Economic conditions, Economic policy
Places
Eastern Europe, Central Europe, Soviet Union
Times
1989-, 1985-1991, 1986-1991

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Economic reforms in Central and Eastern Europe.
1990, European Trade Union Institute
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Edition Notes

Published in
Brussels
Series
Info / European Trade Union Institute ;, 30, Info (European Trade Union Institute) ;, 30.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
338.947
Library of Congress
HC244 .E2435 1990

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Pagination
79 p. :
Number of pages
79

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1626487M
LCCN
91173444

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