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- catalog abstract ""This report assesses the effectiveness of specialization agreements for increasing economic integration and achieving other policy goals of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA). Under these agreements, one of the participating countries agrees to satisfy the needs of the group for a particular product and the other (nonspecializing) countries agree to either limit or stop production of the product. Specialization agreements are designed to encourage countries to develop a comparative advantage in the production of particular commodities by constructing plants that exploit economies of scale, by developing technical expertise, and by concentrating research and development in the industry of specialization. The Soviet Union is the motivating force in most multilateral specialization agreements, but some of the smaller, more industrially advanced East European countries participate more actively in bilateral specialization agreements than the Soviet Union does. The evidence suggests that specialization agreements have not been successful in achieving many of the policy goals for which they were designed."--Rand website.".
- catalog alternative "Specialization agreements.".
- catalog contributor b2220156.
- catalog contributor b2220157.
- catalog contributor b2220158.
- catalog contributor b2220159.
- catalog coverage "Europe, Eastern Commercial treaties.".
- catalog coverage "Europe, Eastern Foreign economic relations.".
- catalog created "1988.".
- catalog date "1988".
- catalog date "1988.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1988.".
- catalog description ""This report assesses the effectiveness of specialization agreements for increasing economic integration and achieving other policy goals of the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA). Under these agreements, one of the participating countries agrees to satisfy the needs of the group for a particular product and the other (nonspecializing) countries agree to either limit or stop production of the product. Specialization agreements are designed to encourage countries to develop a comparative advantage in the production of particular commodities by constructing plants that exploit economies of scale, by developing technical expertise, and by concentrating research and development in the industry of specialization. The Soviet Union is the motivating force in most multilateral specialization agreements, but some of the smaller, more industrially advanced East European countries participate more actively in bilateral specialization agreements than the Soviet Union does. The evidence suggests that specialization agreements have not been successful in achieving many of the policy goals for which they were designed."--Rand website.".
- catalog description "Bibliography: p. 71-74.".
- catalog extent "xi, 74 p. ;".
- catalog hasFormat "Specialization agreements in the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance.".
- catalog identifier "0833008099".
- catalog isFormatOf "Specialization agreements in the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance.".
- catalog issued "1988".
- catalog issued "1988.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Santa Monica, CA : Rand Corp.,".
- catalog relation "Specialization agreements in the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance.".
- catalog spatial "Europe, Eastern Commercial treaties.".
- catalog spatial "Europe, Eastern Foreign economic relations.".
- catalog subject "382.9/147 19".
- catalog subject "Council for Mutual Economic Assistance.".
- catalog subject "HF1531 .C73 1987".
- catalog title "Specialization agreements in the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance / Keith Crane, Deborah Skoller.".
- catalog title "Specialization agreements.".
- catalog type "Commercial treaties. fast".
- catalog type "text".