Three Decades of Polish Socio-Economic TransformationsPoland: Economic Reforms Under Extraordinary and Normal Politics—An Insider’s View
Three Decades of Polish Socio-Economic Transformations: Poland: Economic Reforms Under...
Balcerowicz, Leszek
2022-08-28 00:00:00
[The chapter starts with the specificity of the socialist institutional system and that of the transition after its collapse. I distinguish two political situations during this transformation: the extraordinary politics and the normal politics. I acted as deputy prime minister responsible for the economy in both of these periods. The first lasted from September 1989 to December 1991 and included radical macroeconomic stabilisation and comprehensive liberalisation of the economy. The second took place between October 1997 and June 2000. Despite less favourable political conditions, we have managed, among other things, to accelerate privatisation of the economy, to introduce comprehensive pension and health reforms, and to substantially reduce excessive employment in coal mines. The chapter stresses the importance of speed and of a cohesive, competent group with a clear leadership as a basic condition for the successful economic reform.]
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Three Decades of Polish Socio-Economic TransformationsPoland: Economic Reforms Under Extraordinary and Normal Politics—An Insider’s View
[The chapter starts with the specificity of the socialist institutional system and that of the transition after its collapse. I distinguish two political situations during this transformation: the extraordinary politics and the normal politics. I acted as deputy prime minister responsible for the economy in both of these periods. The first lasted from September 1989 to December 1991 and included radical macroeconomic stabilisation and comprehensive liberalisation of the economy. The second took place between October 1997 and June 2000. Despite less favourable political conditions, we have managed, among other things, to accelerate privatisation of the economy, to introduce comprehensive pension and health reforms, and to substantially reduce excessive employment in coal mines. The chapter stresses the importance of speed and of a cohesive, competent group with a clear leadership as a basic condition for the successful economic reform.]
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