Gianaris examines the theoretical and practical aspects of
different economic systems in countries with varying ideologies.
These include the United States, the European Community, and Japan
with their capitalist or free market economies; the Swedish welfare
state; communist China; and the former Soviet republics and Eastern
Europe with their movement toward free markets and democratization.
This interplay of economics and politics seen in the world arena
presents new problems of production and distribution, as well as
new rules and institutions. This work analyzes the dramatic
developments now underway in many parts of the world and outlines a
trend toward economic and political synthesis or convergence.
This work will be of interest to scholars and students of
comparative economic systems, political economy, comparative
politics, and international economic relations.
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