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社会主义国家对国民经济运行进行宏观调控可以采取不同的调控方式其中国家用经济手段通过市场机制来实现的调
经济杠杆
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社会主义国家用来进行宏观调控的经济杠杆有
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社会主义国家用来进行宏观调控的经济杠杆有
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税收
汇率
法令
社会主义国家用来进行宏观调控的经济杠杆有
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法令
社会主义国家调节经济的各种经济杠杆中最有效最灵敏的是
税收杠杆
价格杠杆
信贷杠杆
工资杠杆
社会主义国家的政权组织形式只能是而且应该是民主共和制这从根本上是由
生产资料公有制的经济基础决定的
社会主义国家性质决定的
社会主义国家的阶级力量对比决定的
社会主义国家的国情决定的
社会主义国家调节经济的各种经济杠杆中最有效最灵敏的是税收杠杆
社会主义国家用来进行宏观调控的经济杠杆有
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利率
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20世纪50年代以来东欧的社会主义国家和西欧的资本主义国家都进行了社会经济改革从其改革的内容看体现了
资本主义国家抛弃了市场经济理论转而实行计划经济体制
社会主义国家已经完全抛弃了苏联高度集中的经济政治体制
资本主义国家和社会主义国家之间已经不存在矛盾斗争
东西方两种社会经济制度都需要在改革中不断地走向完善
20世纪50年代以来东欧的社会主义国家和西欧的资本主义国家都进行了社会经济改革改革中分别加强市场的作
资本主义国家抛弃了市场经济理论转而实行计划经济体制
社会主义国家已经完全抛弃了苏联高度集中的经济政治体制
资本主义国家和社会主义国家之间已不再存在矛盾斗争
东西方两种社会经济制度都需要在改革中不断走向完善
资本主义国家干预和调节经济运行的经济杠杆有
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在调节宏观经济运行的各种经济杠杆中最有效的经济杠杆是
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信贷
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社会主义国家对外经济援助的实质是为了
使受援国增强军事实力
帮助受援国获得政治和经济上的独立
提高社会主义国家的国际威望
使社会主义国家获得充分的经济利益
社会主义国家宏观调控中所运用的经济杠杆主要有
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