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1 Stalinism Collectivisation of agriculture centrally planned state owned economy coercion/terror single vanguard party policy by ideology

2 Agenda 2000 Hungary Poland Estonia Czech republic and Slovenia 2001-3 Bulgaria Romania Lithuania Slovakia later

3 State of application Only Slovakia fails to meet political criteria All have correct institutions but daily practice of democracy uncertain Hungary and Poland best economically Czechs and slovenes close Estonia not competitive Slovakia not a market

4 Taking on the acquis Or embodying Union legislation in national laws Hungary, Poland, Czechs capable in medium term Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovenia got a lot to do

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