Economic Change and Restructuring

1969 - 2025

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Volume 25, issue 3, 1992

Sequence of Techniques pp. 191-217

Daniel Berkowitz

Estimation of Output Loss from Allocative Inefficiency: A Comparison of the Soviet Union and the U.S pp. 219-36

Humberto Barreto and Robert S Whitesell

Why Is There a Tendency to Excess Demand in Consumer Goods Markets in Planned Economies? pp. 237-46

Michael Bleaney

Fixprice-Flexprice Industries among Malaysian Agrobased Manufacturing: An Input-Output Approach pp. 247-67

Zakariah Bin Abdul Rashid

Volume 25, issue 2, 1992

Should Rules Be Simple? pp. 113-38

Paul Levine

The Transition from Central Planning to a Market Economy: A Computable General Equilibrium Model pp. 139-64

J M Pogodzinski and Claudia Antes

New Perspectives on Intersectoral Relationships between Manufacturing and Services pp. 165-78

Hans-Jurgen Engelbrecht

Volume 25, issue 1, 1992

The Economic Transformation of Eastern Europe: The Case of Poland pp. 5-19

Jeffrey D Sachs

Market Failure and Stagflation: Some Aspects of Privatisation in Poland pp. 21-35

Wojciech Charemza

Is There a J-Curve for the Economic Transition from Socialism to Capitalism? pp. 37-53

Josef Brada and Arthur E King

Market Alternative to State Activism in Restoring the Capitalist Economy pp. 55-77

Kazimierz Poznanski

Evolutionary and Radical Approaches to Economic Reform pp. 79-95

Peter Murrell

Taxation, Money, and Credit, in a Liberalizing Socialist Economy pp. 97-112

Ronald McKinnon

Volume 24, issue 3, 1991

The Effect of (the Absence of) Multinationals' Foreign Direct Investment on the Level of Eastern European Trade pp. 151-60

Peter Murrell

Producers' Response in Rice Production--A Comparison between Ten Indian States under Planning pp. 161-80

Subrata Ghatak and Howard Rees

Impact of the Political and Economic Restructuring in Eastern Europe on the Availability of Net Energy Exports--An Empirical Framework pp. 181-202

Franz Wirl

Multisectoral Econometric Models of the Centrally Planned Economies and the Disequilibria pp. 203-26

Władysław Welfe

Volume 24, issue 2, 1991

External Shocks, Economic Reforms, and the Foreign Trade Behavior of the Soviet Union, China, and Hungary, 1970-1987 pp. 65-91

Keun Lee and William E James

Dual 'Prices' in Plan and Market pp. 93-106

Alan Abouchar

Collective Decision Making by Committee pp. 107-20

Andrew Hughes Hallett

Explaining Economic Growth in the Soviet Union, 1950-86 pp. 121-33

Michael Bleaney

Inflation and the Transition to a Mixed Economy: Can It Work? pp. 135-49

A Heesterman

Volume 24, issue 1, 1991

Irrelevance of the Soft Budget Constraint for the Shortage Phenomenon pp. 1-12

A Bajt

Partial Information and Volatility in a Two-Bloc World pp. 13-26

David Currie, Paul Levine and Joseph Pearlman

Investment Limit Cycles in a Socialist Economy pp. 27-46

Andras Simonovits

Modelling Wages in Centrally Planned Economies: The Case of Poland pp. 47-58

Aleksander Welfe

Aggregation of Slack and Shortage in Centrally Planned Economies: Comment pp. 59-61

John Burkett

Volume 23, issue 3, 1990

Rationing, Defective Inputs and Bayesian Updates under Central Planning pp. 161-73

Stephen M Goldfeld and Richard E Quandt

Social Preference Function and Policy Prioritisation for Bangladesh: An Experiment with Analytical Hierarchy Process pp. 175-91

M Quaddus and Abdur Chowdhury

A Note on the Aggregation of Slack and Shortage in Centrally Planned Economies pp. 193-207

Shu-Ki Tsang

Reforming a Socialist Developing Country--The Case of Vietnam pp. 209-29

Jozef M van Brabant

Volume 23, issue 2, 1990

Ranking of Sectors Based on Fuzzy Importance Measure pp. 77-95

Chandreyee Das and R N Chattopadhyay

A Formulation of the Aggregation Problem in Terms of Coalition and Bargaining Theory pp. 97-116

A Ghosh

Soft Budgets and Hard Rents: A Note pp. 117-27

Chris Scott

Diffusion Performance of Major Steel-Making Countries: Alternative Econometric Tests pp. 129-41

Kazimierz Z Poznanski

Bonus Sharing in Soviet Economic Reforms pp. 143-58

Hans Aage

Volume 23, issue 1, 1990

Reform Economics and Western Economic Theory: Unexploited Opportunities pp. 1-19

Irena Grosfeld

A Channel Model of Investment Decision: An Intertemporal Planning Approach pp. 21-35

Alexandre C Assemien

Utilization of Fixed Capital and Soviet Industrial Growth pp. 37-50

Vladimir Kontorovich

The Economic Impact of the Information Sector in Singapore pp. 51-70

Toh Mun Heng and Linda Low

Volume 22, issue 3, 1988

The Supply Multiplier with a Self-Employed Private Sector pp. 101-08

John Bennett and Michael Phelps

Preliminary and Incremental Softness of the Budget Constraint: A Comment on the Gomulka-Kornai Debate pp. 109-16

Judit Szabo

Toward a General Model of Price, Choice of Technique and Distribution in a Centrally-Planned, Socialist Economy pp. 117-35

John Alcorn, David Gleicher and Paul A Swanson

The CPE Aversion to Innovations: Alternative Theoretical Explanations pp. 136-45

Kazimierz Z Poznanski

Volume 22, issue 1-2, 1988

Soviet Equilibrium Technological Gap and the Post-1975 Productivity Slowdown pp. 1-17

Stanislaw Gomulka

Efficiency and Ownership under Socialism: Social and Group Appropriation pp. 18-40

Ludek Rychetnik

Cycles or Shocks: East European Investments, 1950-1985 pp. 41-56

Peter Mihalyi

Social Accounting Matrix Multipliers in a Developing Economy: The Case of Greece pp. 57-71

Theodoros Skountzos

Exchange Rates, Tax-Subsidy Schemes, and the Revenue from Foreign Trade in a Centrally Planned Economy pp. 72-77

Colin Lawson

The Structure of Capital Financing: A Hungarian Case Study pp. 78-87

Tsuneo Morita

Hesitating Steps Towards Self-government in Hungary pp. 88-99

Laszlo Budavari