From stagnation to catastroika : commentaries on the Soviet economy, 1983-1991
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From stagnation to catastroika : commentaries on the Soviet economy, 1983-1991
（The Washington papers, 155）
Praeger, 1992
- : cloth : alk. paper
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"Published with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington, D.C., in cooperation with Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Inc."
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
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This book is a collection of fascinating articles on the Soviet economy by an eminent economist. Most were written as current commentaries and were meant to report and to interpret developments in the Soviet economy under Gorbachev more or less as they occurred. Hanson's reflections cover more than particular events or a particular Soviet debate. In general, the articles were written for readers who were not necessarily either economists or Sovietologists, and they offer important insight on the ongoing transition of the Soviet economy to a free market economy.
Table of Contents
Author's Prologue: January 1992 Introduction Brezhnev's Economic Legacy Economics, Sovietology, and Mr. Gorbachev's Agenda Discussion of Economic Reform in the USSR: The "Novosibirsk Paper" Mikhail Gorbachev and the Soviet Economy The Reform Debate Expands Economics, Economic Advisers, and the Gorbachev Leadership The Twenty-Seventh Party Congress: The Economy Some Unanswered Questions about Gorbachev's Economic Reorganization The Soviet Twelfth Five-Year Plan The Enterprise Law and the Reform Process The Reform Debate: What Are the Limits? The Draft Law on Cooperatives: An Assessment Ownership and Economic Reform Inflation versus Reform The Current State of Soviet Economic Reforms Capitalism or Socialism? A Minor Semantic Problem in the Soviet Reforms Prospects for Reform: Three Key Issues in 1990 Gorbachev's Revolution Really Does Start Here Soviet Food Shortages: Chaos Rather Than Famine Index
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