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Markets and networks in Romania – life after disorganisation

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Geomina Turlea (Institute for World Economy, Bucharest Romanian Centre for Economic Modeling)
Cezar Mereuta (Centre for Management and Technological Transfer, Bucharest Romanian Centre for Economic Modeling)
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Paper provided by CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN EUROPE,School of Slavonic and East European Studies,University College London (SSEES,UCL) in its series Working Papers with number 15.

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Date of creation: Mar 2002
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