The Fourth International’s English-language review, from 1982
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THE Czecho-Slovak government thinks it has found a way to introduce capitalism without capital — a sixth of state property will be distributed to citizens in exchange for coupons. Despite rhetoric about the creation of popular capitalism, most citizens will entrust their shares to "privatization funds" backed by bureaucratic, black market or foreign capital.
ADAM NOVAK
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