1) Interwar development of Czechoslovak economy; war (WWII) economy

Czechoslovak economy after the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
phases of interwar economy development, Germanization of economy
analysis of economic development in agriculture, industry, services, transport and banking

2) Economic development after the World War II (1945–1948) – international context

3) Economic development after the World War II – nationalization in 1945

4) Economic development after the World War II (years 1946 and 1947); February 1948 impacts on economy

5) Completion of economic transformation after February 1948

6) Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA)

7) Second Five Year Plan (1956–1960); first attempt to reform the economy

8) Stagnation in the first half of 1960s

9) “Šik” economic reform; impacts of democratization process on the economy

Fourth Five Year Plan (1966–1968)
characteristics of the “Šik” reform
Action Program of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia
democratization process and its impacts on the economy (workers councils; law on enterprise)
return to direct model of planning and economy management

10) Social consequences of so-called normalization

11) Czechoslovak economy in 1970s

12) Czechoslovak economy in 1980s; conditions for the transformation of 1989

development of world economy
economic development after 1980
attempts to carry out partial changes in the direct model of economic management
„re-building” of economic mechanism (perestroika)
transformation conditions