Eksperci od pieniędzy

[baska123]

Pocieszające są sygnały o dostatku, oszczędnościach
i chęci inwestowania przez mieszkańców naszego miasta.
Szkoda,że skarbnik Łodzi nie jest "Ekspertem od pieniędzy".

Jeden z tych "Expertów"jest na niższym zdjęciu?

[kapitan_kloss]

Jesli tak, to ja swoje pieniadze wole trzymac we wlasnej porponetce, a nie w jego...

[barbara444]

www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3955/is_n5_v46/ai_15659696/pg_18
What remained then were the large urban industrial enterprises and various
centrally owned services employing roughly 50% of Poland's labour force. To
revive this sector, Rakowski chose to implement an unprecedented strategy.
Poland's nomenklatura, that motley assortment of post-Gierkovites, would be
transformed into capitalists.[34] For nominal, give-away prices, many industrial
enterprises or their component parts would be sold to groups of their previous
nomenklatura managers or spotka.[35] Three basic sectors--the petty
entrepreneurs, the peasants and the nomenklatura capitalists would now have to
operate in purely market conditions. The dramatically shrunken state sector
would retain some enterprises of strategic importance to the state or that were
too precariously situated financially to be easily privatised or liquidated, and
these would probably have been supported by various subsidies.
The political implications of Rakowski's `privatisation' were obvious. Generally
speaking, Poland's communist elite envisioned a transition that would parallel
the later Salinista reforms in Mexico or the South Korean model of economic free
enterprise and political authoritarianism. The particular Polish objectives
hinged on the emergence of vast social milieux such as the peasantry, the petty
entrepreneurs and the nomenklatura capitalists that on the one hand would be
fully satisfied with the economic conditions the Rakowski government created for
them and, on the other hand, would find the only somewhat liberalised political
system at least tolerable.[36]
It was further imagined that after a few years of Rakowski's transformation the
pro-system forces would do to Solidarity what it had almost done to the
communist system in the early 1980s. If the reforms succeeded and labour were
profitably employed, the stores well supplied and the peasanatry, the petty
entrepreneurs and the nomenklatura capitalists expanding, the Solidarity
movement would probably have been limited to malcontent intellectuals and
political extremists. Its other vital sub-components would somehow have been
assimilated into Rakowski's new reality. Under such conditions, the communist
elite would have had the means to transform the political system toward either
the Mexican or the South Korean model.

[baska123]

No ale co Ty na to barbara444 ?