2018
DOI: 10.15211/soveurope72018141151
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Concepts of “Variety of Capitalism” (Polish case)

Abstract: КОНЦЕПЦИИ «РАЗНООБРАЗИЯ КАПИТАЛИЗМА» НА ПРИМЕРЕ ПОЛЬШИ Аннотация. В последние годы в научной литературе наблюдается растущий интерес к проблематике и типологии форм капитализма на постсоциалистическом пространстве. Дискуссионными моментами остаются проблема выбора критериев для выявления модели и определение количества уже существующих моделей. В статье автор предпринял попытку проанализировать формирующуюся после смены социально-экономической парадигмы модель капитализма в Польше на основе подхода, разработан… Show more

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“…The term "capitalism thrown in the face" is a metaphor for a neo-liberal approach, i.e., one that seeks to absolute economic indicators, but fails to take into account the social consequences of economic reforms, creates conditions for the development of the free market and private entrepreneurship, but limits the role of the state and social policy. "Capitalism with a human face" refers to the so-called social market economy in which the increase in economic efficiency is combined with a fair distribution of the effects of the developing economy (Kołodko, 2008;Mitrovits, 2010;Habarta, 2018). This limits the growth of social inequalities, promotes a sensible division of labour and justifies expenditures on social goals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The term "capitalism thrown in the face" is a metaphor for a neo-liberal approach, i.e., one that seeks to absolute economic indicators, but fails to take into account the social consequences of economic reforms, creates conditions for the development of the free market and private entrepreneurship, but limits the role of the state and social policy. "Capitalism with a human face" refers to the so-called social market economy in which the increase in economic efficiency is combined with a fair distribution of the effects of the developing economy (Kołodko, 2008;Mitrovits, 2010;Habarta, 2018). This limits the growth of social inequalities, promotes a sensible division of labour and justifies expenditures on social goals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%