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From the supplier: Jeffrey Sachs' study on the economic reform policies that Poland implemented during its transition years from Communism in the 1990s proves to be too optimistic in light of actual developments. The country's economic authorities were not able to sustain economic growth because of certain rigidities such a fixed foreign exchange rate policy and an economic stabilization program that reduced personal income.

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Title: The economic transformation of Eastern Europe: the case of Poland - comment. (comment on article by Jeffrey Sachs, The American Economist, vol. 36, Fall 1992, p. 3)
Author: Edward K. Zajicek
Publication:American Economist (Refereed)
Date: March 22, 1995
Publisher: Omicron Delta Epsilon
Volume: v39 Issue: n1 Page: p84(5)

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