Journal of Comparative Economics

1977 - 2025

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1978

The Organization of foreign trade under capitalism and socialism pp. 293-320

Josef Brada and Marvin R. Jackson

Soviet methodology for the valuation of natural resources pp. 321-333

Judith Thornton

Urban design and energy utilization: A comparative analysis of soviet practice pp. 334-354

Robert J. Mcintyre and James R. Thornton

Economic theory and comparative economic systems: A partial literature survey pp. 355-381

David Conn

A democratic market economy: A response pp. 382-389

Leland G. Stauber

The analysis of complex socioeconomic systems:, Lexington, Mass.: D. C. Heath & Co., 1975. xvii + 150 pp.; index. $14.00 cloth pp. 394-396

Herbert Simon

European industrial organization:, New York: Halsted Press, John Wiley & Sons, 1977. x + 269 pp.; index. $18.00 pp. 396-398

Richard E. Caves

Politics and markets--The world's political--Economic systems:, New York: Basic Books, 1977. xi + 403 pp.; index. $15. cloth pp. 399-402

Jan Tinbergen

Japan, China, and the modern world economy:, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1977. x + 255 pp.; index. $16.95 pp. 402-404

Peter Schran

Industrial policies and technology transfers between East and West:, ed., Vienna: Springer-Verlag, 1977. 316 pages; no index. AS 394.--, DM 57.-- pp. 404-406

Phillip J. Bryson

Economic institutions compared:, New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1977. xi + 608 pp.; index. $22.50 pp. 407-408

Edwin Dolan

Volume 2, issue 3, 1978

Managerial risks and rewards in public enterprises pp. 211-225

Abram Bergson

Exchange-rate adjustments in small market and centrally planned economies pp. 226-245

Thomas A. Wolf

Income distribution in a chinese commune pp. 246-265

Dennis L. Chinn

A bias in growth-rate comparisons of capitalist and socialist economies pp. 266-276

John Roemer

Industrial organization in Japan: Washington, D. C.: The Brookings Institution, 1976. xi + 169 pp., index. Hardcover, $9.95; paper, $3.50 pp. 277-279

Kenichi Imai

China's economic revolution: Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1977. xii + 340 pp.; index. $19.95 hardcover; $6.95 paper pp. 280-281

Bruce L. Reynolds

John Michael Montias: The structure of economic systems; New Haven and London, Yale University Press, 1976. xii + 323 pp., index. Cloth, $20.00 pp. 282-287

János Kornai

A comparison of the performance of Swedish and U. K. companies:, Cambridge: Cambridge University, Department of Applied Economics, Occasional Papers 47, 1976. i + 154 pp. No index. Paper: $6.95 pp. 288-289

John Sheahan

Public enterprise: Economic analysis of theory and practice:, Lexington, Massachusetts: Lexington Books, 1976. xvii + 238 pp., index; $15.00 pp. 290-292

Richard R. Nelson

Volume 2, issue 2, 1978

Comparison of energy policies: An introduction to the symposium pp. 95-96

Arthur W. Wright

The case of Brazil: Import substitution revisited pp. 97-110

G. Edward Schuh

The case of Hungary: Liberal socialism under stress pp. 111-125

John R. Haberstroh

The case of Japan: Price bargaining and controls on oil products pp. 126-143

Yoshi Tsurumi

The case of the United States: Energy as a political good pp. 144-176

Arthur W. Wright

Comparing responses to the energy problem in four countries: A synthesis pp. 177-186

Jeffrey Miller

Comparative responses to the energy crisis in different economic systems: An extensive analysis pp. 187-209

Robert F. Halvorsen and Judith Thornton

Volume 2, issue 1, 1978

Aggregation for material balances pp. 1-11

Michael Manove and Martin Weitzman

Higher education in the USSR: An economic comparison with the United Kingdom pp. 13-23

Ruth Klinov-Malul

Marx's socialism in the context of his typology of economic systems pp. 25-41

John E. Elliott

Bacon and eltis on growth, government, and welfare pp. 43-56

William Watson

The ratchet, price sensitivity, and assortment plan pp. 57-63

James R. Thornton

Plan execution and the workability of soviet planning pp. 65-69

Josef Brada

On Leland G. Stauber, "A proposal for a democratic market economy" pp. 71-72

Wayne A. Leeman

Redistribution policy and local government behavior. A comment on L. Stauber, "A proposal for a democratic market economy" pp. 73-84

Susan Rose-Ackerman

Corporate imperialism: Conflict and expropriation. transnational corporations and economic nationalism in the third world.:, White Plains, N.Y.: M. E. Sharpe, Inc, 1968. 243 pp., bibliography, index. $17.50 cloth pp. 85-90

Josef Brada

Economic analysis of the Soviet-type system.: (ed.), Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1976. vii + 372 pp., author & subject indexes, Cloth, $37.50 pp. 90-93

T. Srinivasan

Volume 1, issue 4, 1977

Toward a theory of optimal economic systems pp. 325-350

David Conn

The supply of consumption goods in centrally planned economies pp. 351-365

Richard Portes and David Winter

China's price stability: Its meaning and distributive consequences pp. 367-388

Peter Schran

Economic factors in the democratization of socialism and the socialization of capitalism pp. 389-406

Stanislaw Gomulka

Economic systems, analysis and comparison:, New York: McGraw-Hill, 1977. xiv + 495 pp.; index. $15.95 pp. 407-408

Nicolas Spulber

Volume 1, issue 3, 1977

Comparisons of price and quantity controls: A survey pp. 213-233

Gary Yohe

A proposal for a democratic market economy pp. 235-258

Leland G. Stauber

The use of econometric methods in the analysis of centrally planned economies: The SRI-WEFA experience pp. 259-275

Donald W. Green

Commentary on "The use of econometric methods in the analysis of centrally planned economies: The SRI-WEFA experience" by Donald W. Green pp. 277-280

Lawrence Klein

Commentary on "The use of econometric methods in the analysis of centrally planned economies: The SRI-WEFA experience" by Donald W. Green pp. 281-286

Harold T. Shapiro

The visible hands, quantity targets as coaxing tools pp. 287-308

John P. Bonin

Short-run efficiency in the labor-managed firm pp. 309-314

Matthew D. Berman

The innovation decision in Soviet industry:, Cambridge, Mass., and London: MIT Press, 1976. xii and 561 pp., Index; Cloth, $35 pp. 315-318

David Granick

Cultural revolution and industrial organization in china: changes in management and the division of labor:, New York: Monthly Review Press, 1974.128 pp., Paper; $2.95 pp. 318-322

Mohammed Dore

Volume 1, issue 2, 1977

In memoriam 1915-1976 pp. 111-112

Gregory Grossman

The Yugoslav inflation: Some competing hypotheses pp. 113-146

Laura DAndrea Tyson

A general-equilibrium model of a traditional Soviet-type economy pp. 147-165

Andrew Feltenstein

Markets, property rights, and the economics of joint ventures in socialist countries pp. 167-181

Josef Brada

Transfer prices in decentralized self-managed enterprises pp. 183-193

Stephen R. Sacks

Frisch and Tinbergen on economic planning pp. 195-212

Edward Ames and Egon Neuberger

Volume 1, issue 1, 1977

The system component in differences in per capita output between East and West Germany pp. 5-24

Peter H. Sturm

A comparative study of slave societies pp. 25-49

Frederic L. Pryor

Plan execution and the workability of soviet planning pp. 51-76

Raymond P. Powell

Work incentives and uncertainty on a collective farm pp. 77-97

John P. Bonin

International trade theory and practice under socialism pp. 99-104

Steven Rosefielde

Economic planning, east and west:, ed., Cambridge, Mass: Ballinger, 1975. 334 pp., index; $16.- pp. 105-107

Francis Seton

Enterprise guidance in Eastern Europe: A comparison of four socialist economies:, Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1976. 505 pp., bibliography, index; $27.50 pp. 107-109

Ales Nove