post-communist country

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meanings of country

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country
noun
uk /ˈkʌn.tri/ us /ˈkʌn.tri/
an area of land that has its own government, ...
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Examples of post-communist country

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Two additional dimensions were deployed in each post-communistcountry related to the privatization of state assets and the treatment of former communists.
Can far-reaching reforms be carried out in a post-communistcountry without that promise?
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The ethnicity variable indicates the proportion of ethnic minorities in post-communist countries before 1990.
Cross-national surveys find that attitudes expressed by respondents from post-communist countries are generally not consistent with descriptive and historical studies of political and economic culture.
The inclusion of these two countries makes the results of the study representative of all post-communist countries.
The paper's hypothesis is that cultural differences affect growth in post-communist countries directly and indirectly, via policy, corruption, and involvement in war.
However, an increasing number of cross-national studies focuses specifically on an analysis of economic growth in post-communist countries.
Cross-national studies find a negative relationship between growth and inflation in post-communist countries.
A return to higher levels of paid employment must be part of any solution to the position of women in the post-communist countries.
Compared to other variables, culture has the largest total effect on growth in post-communist countries.
Other authors explain the differential economic and political performance of post-communist countries by invoking historical factors.
The combined direct and indirect effect of culture on economic growth in post-communist countries is the largest.
The term 'decentralization' has been used widely by the reformist leaders in communist and post-communist countries to resolve economic and political problems resulting from over-centralization in the past.
However, the multicollinearity problem makes it difficult to determine which aspects of culture are the most responsible for the divergence of economic growth in post-communist countries.
Cross-national studies find that the policy of economic reform and macroeconomic stabilization have positive effects and war has a negative effect on growth in post-communist countries.
We also need to make an effort to raise the level of democratic political culture, especially in post-communist countries.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
In contrast, non-governmental and non-profit-making organisations in post-communist countries introduced voluntary activities only after the democracies had been installed.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
We are also anticipating very heavy cuts for the social area in particular in post-communist countries, and it will be women that are most affected by this.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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