Models of Capitalism vs. the Direction of Economic Development in Poland

Firstly, the article endeavors to define the vary concept of capitalism as well as to catalogue studies of socio-economic systems contained in contemporary literature. Described are the key drivers of a free-market economy that provide the basis for further classification. Having surveyed diverse mo...

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Published in:Contemporary economics 2007-09, Vol.1 (3), p.5
Main Author: Golebiowski, Grzegorz
Format: Article
Language:eng ; pol
Subjects:
Capitalism
Economic development
Economic models
Economic theory
Free markets
Market economies
Socioeconomic factors
Studies
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Summary:Firstly, the article endeavors to define the vary concept of capitalism as well as to catalogue studies of socio-economic systems contained in contemporary literature. Described are the key drivers of a free-market economy that provide the basis for further classification. Having surveyed diverse models of capitalism, the positions of individual states have been displayed. States classed within individual model groups have been then ranked vis-a-vis their competitive factors. The classification and analyses have subsequently led to a more general recommendation in respect of the desirable direction of economic expansion in Poland. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
ISSN:2084-0845
2300-8814