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The Hungarian Model: Markets and Planning in a Socialist Economy. By Xavier Richet. Trans. J. C. Whitehouse. Soviet and East European Studies. No. 64. Cambridge; New York; Port Chester, N.Y.; Melbourne; and Sydney: Cambridge University Press, 1989. xi, 209 pp. Tables. Cloth.

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