Gerard’s Substack
Gerard RolandMy personal Substack
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The exciting 1990s. Part XIV.
In later years, I was a lot in contact at the European Commission with Joan Pearce, mostly in relation to economic policies in countries that were candidates to enter the European Union. As I had spent a month at Collegium Budapest in Hunga...
The exciting 1990s. Part XIII.
Coming back to the transition process as a whole, I was involved in many policy and research initiatives. Being in Brussels meant that I was in close contact with those in the European Commission doing work on the process of transition in C...
The exciting 1990s. Part XII.
The incentives created by China’s fiscal decentralization for local authorities to maximize economic growth played a particularly important role in China’s growth miracle. Yingyi and I had stumbled on this when we found in our first paper t...
The exciting 1990s. Part XI.
In the first few years of transition from central planning to the market economy, I had been firmly in the camp of gradualism based on the experiences of China’s reforms since 1979 and my own research on the political economy of transition ...
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