Agricultural Outlook, February 1992. Special Reprint: Agriculture in the NewCentral Europe

摘要

The changes taking place in the Central and East European countries (CEE's) areremarkable not only for their scope, but also because few guideposts exist on transforming an economy managed by planners into one driven by markets. In a two-part series, the document looks at the transition to market-oriented agriculture in the seven countries that make up the region--their problems, challenges, and prospects. Part I provides a brief overview and outlook for the region and a closer look at three countries in the forefront of change--Poland, Hungary, and Czechoslovakia. Part II examines developments in Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, and Yugoslavia.