The quantitative approach in the comparison of economic systems. The author begins by discussing the various methodological difficulties involved in making statistical comparisons between socialist economies of the Soviet type (STE) and capitalist economies (CE). The accent is on Western studies which aim at recalculating STE aggregates in terms of the system of Western national accounting (A. Bergson). While the rate of growth in the Soviet Union and the other STE was very rapid up until the beginning of the 1960's, and slightly less so until the beginning of the 1970's, it has since then shown no advance on that of the CE. But if one compares production and the volume of productive resources used (labour, capital, raw materials), the gr...
This article is devoted to the analysis of the competitiveness of economic systems (capitali...
Abram Bergson is best known for his monumental work of creating the methodology and estimating Sovie...
Recent Models of Development of Economie Regions in the Soviet Union. In this article the author ob...
The quantitative approach in the comparison of economic systems. The author begins by discussing th...
Analysis of socialist economic systems, and the regulation approach Regulation theory was developed...
Technology and crisis : the USSR. This is an attempt, by analysis of Soviet statistics, to find out...
Falling Growth Rates East and West. It is becoming ever clearer that East European economies are no...
The Problem of Renewing Fixed Assets in Some of the Socialist Countries. An attempt is made to esti...
A comparative analysis of the two surpluses Besides the marxist concept of surplus, two notions ...
Some observations on the system of social accounting, compared with the United Nations system of nat...
Planning and Control in the Socialist Economies: a Theory of Accounting Value. Starting from the ge...
Economie Growth Rates in Socialist Countries. This article analyzes the agents and currents of long...
Why economic reforms fail in the Soviet system ? This article tries to answer intriguing question :...
A summary of features common, and separately of those quite distinct to those systems is a point of...
Soviet Economies and Soviet Economists. Some Random Observations. The author presents the ideas of ...
This article is devoted to the analysis of the competitiveness of economic systems (capitali...
Abram Bergson is best known for his monumental work of creating the methodology and estimating Sovie...
Recent Models of Development of Economie Regions in the Soviet Union. In this article the author ob...
The quantitative approach in the comparison of economic systems. The author begins by discussing th...
Analysis of socialist economic systems, and the regulation approach Regulation theory was developed...
Technology and crisis : the USSR. This is an attempt, by analysis of Soviet statistics, to find out...
Falling Growth Rates East and West. It is becoming ever clearer that East European economies are no...
The Problem of Renewing Fixed Assets in Some of the Socialist Countries. An attempt is made to esti...
A comparative analysis of the two surpluses Besides the marxist concept of surplus, two notions ...
Some observations on the system of social accounting, compared with the United Nations system of nat...
Planning and Control in the Socialist Economies: a Theory of Accounting Value. Starting from the ge...
Economie Growth Rates in Socialist Countries. This article analyzes the agents and currents of long...
Why economic reforms fail in the Soviet system ? This article tries to answer intriguing question :...
A summary of features common, and separately of those quite distinct to those systems is a point of...
Soviet Economies and Soviet Economists. Some Random Observations. The author presents the ideas of ...
This article is devoted to the analysis of the competitiveness of economic systems (capitali...
Abram Bergson is best known for his monumental work of creating the methodology and estimating Sovie...
Recent Models of Development of Economie Regions in the Soviet Union. In this article the author ob...