Markets and people : the Czech reform experience in a comparative perspective

Abstract

Part 1 Introduction: introduction - setting up the framework. Part 2 Labour market and earnings: the emergent labour market and new job opportunities changing earnings distribution. Part 3 Income distribution and poverty: inequality in household income changes in the rate and types of poverty. Part 4 Households as consumers and capitalists: changing family expenditures and housing privatization and financial markets. Part 5 Escaping from socialist paternalism: new hardship and the coping strategies of households social policy reform. Part 6 Economic hardship and political behaviour: perceptions of reforms and personal situation eocnomic hardship and political attitudes. Part 7 Conclusion: conclusion - an open-ended story.

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