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Spring 2002

ISSN 0890-913X

Volume 17, Number 2

Categories: Spring 2002 | Economic Education

Economic Education in the High Schools : Post-communist Romania and the United States

Jane S. Lopus, California State University, Hayward

Maria Liana Lacatus, Scoala Centrala, Bucharest, Romania

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EconomicEducationintheHighSchools:Post-communistRomaniaandtheUnitedStatesJaneS.LopusCaliforniaStateUniversityCHaywardMariaLianaLacatusScoalaCentrala,Bucharest,RomaniaAnunderstandingofbasiceconomicprinciplesisimportantforstudentstobecomefunctioningmembersoffreesocieties.EconomiceducationisespeciallyimportantintheemergingmarketeconomiesoftheformerSovietUnionandCentralandEasternEurope.Becausethetransitiontomarketsystemshasbeendrawnoutandpainfulinmanycases,itisvitalforstudentsinformerlycommunistcountriestounderstandandbelieveinthelong-runbenefitsoffreemarkets.ThisisnowheremoretruethaninRomania,whichsufferedthroughahorrificandrepressivetotalitarianregimeunderthereignofNicolaeCeausescu.AlthoughCeausescuwasoverthrownandexecutedin1989,formercommunistsremained

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Title	Economic Education in the High Schools : Post-communist Romania and the United States
Authors/Creators:	Jane S. Lopus, California State University, Hayward Maria Liana Lacatus, Scoala Centrala, Bucharest, Romania
Year:	2002
Volume:	17
Number:	2
Pages:	139 - 152
Publisher:	The Association of Private Enterprise Education
ISSN:	0890-913X
Document Type:	Articles

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Lopus, Jane S.; Lacatus, Maria Liana / 2002. "Economic Education in the High Schools : Post-communist Romania and the United States." The Journal of Private Enterprise, 17(2): 139-152.