History is a source of red flags. However, one must learn to read them and distinguish what is barely temporary in its nature from what can lasts for centuries. System reforms that support the efficiency of these systems cannot be carried out without the knowledge that institutions form a structure with a diversified horizon of action, and their modernization is possible, but the operation of new institutions decreed by reforms is conditioned, among others, by attachment of the rules of thinking and action to the historical trail. Without reliable historical knowledge, scholars' prescriptions easily become wishes, and reforms referring to them sooner or later turn to be disappointing. The works of Professor Micha

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Polish economy 1918-2018 eBook -- spis treści

• OkÅ‚adka
• Strona tytuÅ‚owa
• Strona redakcyjna
• Contents
• Introduction
• CHAPTER 1. From liberalism to interventionism (19181939)
  • 1.1. Post-partition challenges and the Polish economy
  • 1.2. From inflation to stabilised development
  • 1.3 The shock of the Great Crisis
  • 1.4. Belated economic interventionism
  • 1.5. Conclusions
• CHAPTER 2. The communist experiment (19451989)
  • 2.1. Instead of an introduction
  • 2.2. Socialist industrialisation
  • 2.3. An attempt to harmonise the development and to reform the system
  • 2.4. After the martial law, or market socialism without the market and self-government
  • 2.5. Conclusions, or the roots of the concept of transition to capitalism
• CHAPTER 3. Winding paths to build a market economy (19902018)
  • 3.1. Transformational shock and postponed active adaptations
  • 3.2. The first attempt to integrate development processes Strategy for Poland
  • 3.3. Towards public sector reforms and supply adjustments
  • 3.4. Has the local government reform broken the monopoly of uniform state authority?
  • 3.5. Deregulation of the labour market
  • 3.6. Controversial recipes for reforms of formal education and science development
  • 3.7. Attempts to overcome disintegration of the health care system
  • 3.8. Unfortunate liberalisation of the pension system
  • 3.9. Effects of implementing the EU socio-economic coherence pattern and continuing diffusion-polarisation development (20042015)
  • 3.10. Responsible development (2016?)
• CHAPTER 4. Lessons to be learnt for the future, or why integrated development and modernisation of human capital are desirable
• References
• Author
• Footnotes