Keynes has not been an explicit reference in the transition of Central and Eastern European countries. Ex-post analysis of transition models brings out significant PostKeynesian elements in many countries, especially in Slovenia. In the economic policy performed by Slovenia during transition, there has been a mix between Neoclassical (shock) therapy and Keynesianism. Without an explicit reference to Keynes, there were many measures assuring a high level of aggregate demand that enabled a rapid exit from transformational depression to stable economic growth and a decrease in unemployment, but under persistent moderate inflation.

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Kračun, Davorin (2006). Keynesianski elementi v slovenski tranziciji. Naše gospodarstvo, volume 52, str. 64-72. URN:NBN:SI:DOC-YKJPLIWF from http://www.dlib.si

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Kračun, Davorin. "Keynesianski elementi v slovenski tranziciji." Naše gospodarstvo volume 52 (2006) str. 64-72.
<http://www.dlib.si/?URN=URN:NBN:SI:DOC-YKJPLIWF>

Naše gospodarstvo
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Naše gospodarstvo
2006
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Keynesianski elementi v slovenski tranzicijiKeynesian elements in Slovenian transition

Keynesianski elementi v slovenski tranziciji
Keynesian elements in Slovenian transition