What is to be done? : proposals for the Soviet transition to the market
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What is to be done? : proposals for the Soviet transition to the market
（A Yale fastback）
Yale University Press, c1991
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- : paper
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"An IIASA study."
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
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: cloth ISBN 9780300054668
内容説明
This book presents a plan for converting the failing economy of the Soviet Union or its constituent republics to a functioning market economy. Its authors Wil Albeda, Petr O. Aven, Richard N. Cooper, Alfred E. Kahn, William D. Nordhaus, Merton J. Peck, Thomas J. Richardson, and Kimio Uno - describe the essential logic of the institutions of a market economy and show how these institutions are dependent on one another. They argue persuasively for their drastic and simultaneous reform within the Soviet system, either at the central or the republican level. Written at the request of Soviet economists and with their participation, the book is for anyone who wishes to understand the worsening economic crisis in the Soviet Union and the reasons why a rapid move to the market would be beneficial and how it can be achieved.
目次
- The Soviet economic crisis - steps to avert collapse, the chairmen of the Study Groups and Others
- price deregulation, corporatization, and competition, Alfred E. Kahn and Merton J. Peck
- stabilizing the Soviet economy, William D. Nordhaus
- opening the Soviet economy, Richard N. Cooper
- moderating the social costs of unemployment, Wil Albeda
- privatization and the creation of a commercial banking system, Kimio Uno.
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: paper ISBN 9780300054682
内容説明
This book presents a plan for converting the failing economy of the Soviet Union or its constituent republics to a functioning market economy. Its authors Wil Albeda, Petr O. Aven, Richard N. Cooper, Alfred E. Kahn, William D. Nordhaus, Merton J. Peck, Thomas J. Richardson, and Kimio Uno - describe the essential logic of the institutions of a market economy and show how these institutions are dependent on one another. They argue persuasively for their drastic and simultaneous reform within the Soviet system, either at the central or the republican level. Written at the request of Soviet economists and with their participation, the book is for anyone who wishes to understand the worsening economic crisis in the Soviet Union and the reasons why a rapid move to the market would be beneficial and how it can be achieved.
目次
- The Soviet economic crisis - steps to avert collapse, the chairmen of the Study Groups and Others
- price deregulation, corporatization, and competition, Alfred E. Kahn and Merton J. Peck
- stabilizing the Soviet economy, William D.Nordhaus
- opening the Soviet economy, Richard N.Cooper
- moderating the social costs of unemployment, Wil Albeda
- privatization and the creation of a commercial ranking system, Kimio Uno.
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