The article presents different models of capitalism with special regard to those
occurring in the countries of Central and East Europe after 1989. Next the reasons why
in the Vysegrad Group countries, among others, the model of capitalism called peripheral,
dependent, imitative or hybrid was shaped and got strengthened. A separate subject of
reflections is the issue of further economic development.
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