Restructuring for productivity : the technical assistance program of the Marshall Plan as a precedent for the former Soviet Union (Inglés)

The technical assistance (TA) program of the Marshall Plan was the largest and most comprehensive program of assistance to civilian industry ever undertaken. The programs accelerated the postwar economic recovery by: raising the annual rate of increase in the labor productivity of Western Europe industry from 1 percent per year to 4 percent or more; increasing productivity of individual enterprises by 25 to 50 percent within one year; and improving...

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Autor

Silberman, James M.;

Weiss, Charles Jr.;
Fecha del documento
1992/11/30
Tipo de documento
Documento de trabajo departamental
Número del informe
12783
Volumen
1
Total Volume(s)
1
País
República de Moldova, República Kirguisa, Ucrania, Armenia, Kazajstán, Uzbekistán, Letonia, Georgia, Belarús, Azerbaiyán, Tayikistán, Turkmenistán, Estonia, Lituania, Federación de Rusia,
Región
Europa y Asia central,
Fecha de divulgación
2017/11/14
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Nom. del doc.
Restructuring for productivity : the technical assistance program of the Marshall Plan as a precedent for the former Soviet Union
Palabras clave
decommissioning of nuclear power facility

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Restructuring for productivity : the technical assistance program of the Marshall Plan as a precedent for the former Soviet Union (Inglés)

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