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Monetary reform by itself is not going to remove the obstacles Cuba faces for the development of the productive forces.
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Decentralizing state-owned companies, and the expansion and formal recognition of the private and cooperative sectors, are the two main axes of an essential reform of the Cuban economic…
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Let's use a National Classifier of Economic Activities to outline what the private sector will be allowed to do to help deploy innovative thinking that will transform the country under…
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The Conceptualization of the Cuban Economic and Social Model of Socialist Development was presented during the 7th Congress of the PCC.
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In the face of Cuba's looming crisis, new measures such as the monetary-exchange rate reunification, the reform of state businesses, and the institutionalization of the private sector…
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For the team in charge of managing the Cuban economy, the current challenge is monumental.
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Evaluating last year's economic performance will require guessing given that the authorities have not released an iota of information to the public.
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Cuba needs the state and public sectors, private companies, cooperatives, foreign and mixed companies, all collaborating and competing, and expanding the development of socialism.
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It is a stressful moment for the Cuban economy. A depreciation of the convertible peso in the second economy might increase tensions in the first.
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The Cuban government has made a complex move, perhaps even a daring one. One of the areas where it may eventually impact is the transformation of the planning paradigm.
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