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July 10, 2026International Journal of Innovation and Learning

Covert loop learning and the stability of hidden market institutions: evidence from socialist Yugoslavia

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The aim is to explore how covert loop learning affects the stability of hidden market institutions in socialist Yugoslavia.
Utilized qualitative analysis of historical data from socialist Yugoslavia's market
Examined economic interactions and adaptations among hidden market actors
Identified key mechanisms of covert loop learning influencing market resilience
Found that covert learning strategies led to increased stability in market operations

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Examines economic stability in hidden markets, highlighting coping mechanisms in socialist systems.

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Rado Pezdir (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a53302d4f7abc118aded3bf https://doi.org/10.1504/ijil.2028.10079817

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