Privatization and Income Change in the Czech Republic: Tensions in the Lives of Rural and Urban Employed Men

In the Czech Republic, the privatization of property and the emergence of a market economy after the fall of communism created a unique "experiment in nature." Before 1989, there was virtually no private sector and salary differences between rural and urban workers were relatively small. B...

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Published in:	Rural sociology 1999-12, Vol.64 (4), p.693-717
Main Authors:	Lorenz, Frederick O., Hraba, Joseph, Pechačová, Zdeňka
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Czech Republic Economic conditions economic impact Economic sociology Employees Employment Factors Income Income Inequality Market Economy Men Mental stress Occupational Stress Postcommunist Societies Private Sector Privatization Public Sector Rural areas Rural life Rural sociology Rural Urban Differences Salaries Social conditions Sociology Sociology of economy and development Standard of living. Income urban areas Urban sociology wage rates Wages Working Men
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