IMF and IBRD policies in the former Czechoslovakia

Article Abstract:

The role of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund in Czechoslovakia's stabilization program was investigated with respect to their influence on the degree of resource mobilization and the level of policy discussions. The two institutions, which did not maintain relations with the country prior to 1989, contributed to the success of the program through their support of resource transfers. The program's success, however, should also be attributed to other coincidental factors such as tourism and location.

Administration of General Economic Programs, World Bank (IBRD), Economic aspects, International Monetary Fund, International relations, World Bank, Czechoslovakia, Czechoslovakian foreign relations

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Incentive to work versus disincentive to invest: the case of China's rural reform, 199-1984

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the study of investment practices of rural economies in China from 1979 to 1984 after the introduction of household responsibility as a means of creating work incentives.

Personal finance, Investments

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