Resistance to change in the Soviet economic system : a property rights approach
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Resistance to change in the Soviet economic system : a property rights approach
Routledge, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
The failure of the economic system based on the Soviet model is widely recognized, so widely in fact that many in the West cannot understand why far-reaching programmes of reforms repeatedly fail. This book uses a property-rights approach to analyze why there is such widespread and successful resistance to change. A significant group of the ruling stratum benefit considerably from their positions, particularly in terms of access to goods and services. Normally it is this very group which is entrusted with the design and, especially, the implementation of changes. Uniquely positioned to abort, distort or ultimately reverse the measures that threaten their privileges, they provide the major obstacle to reform in Soviet-type economies. Jan Winiecki argues that the most effective way of removing this obstacle would be a system of compensatory payments.
目次
- Part 1 Apparatchiks and bureaucrats - main beneficiaries of status quo: who gains from status quo and why?
- when and how reforms and changes fail - on modus operandi of "counter-reformers"
- predicting outcomes. Part 2 Rent dissipation at enterprise level - its impact on reforms and changes: how ruler's rents sets dissapated - who gets what and how in STE enterprises
- measurement without markets
- maangers - rent-seeking, loyalty and position in the "Soviet contract". Part 3 Industry as prime rent-seeking area for apparatchiks and bureaucrats: large industrial enterprises - a case of aggregate political clout
- political clout and resource allocation
- soft budget constraint and aggregate political clout - a reinterpretation
- long-term decline of the soviet system and recent manoeuvres around property rights structure. Part 4 Softening the resistance to change - the buyout proposal: outline of the buyout proposal
- cost of the buyout, parties to the contract and financing the bill
- the buyout proposal - probability, efficiency and other issues.
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