Economic Change and Restructuring

1969 - 2025

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Supply Multipliers in a Centrally Planned Economy with a Private Sector pp. 53-61: Paul Hare
Capacity Utilization and the Shift Coefficient in Soviet Planning pp. 63-86: Silvana Malle
Maximum Likelihood Methods of Estimation for Disequilibrium Models in a Centrally Planned Economy pp. 87-99: Wojciech Charemza
Foreign Trade in the Kaleckian Perspective Plan pp. 101-14: L Mainwaring
Technical Costs of Environmental Protection and Its Redistribution in the Economy pp. 115-22: A Ghosh

The Failure of Effective Technological Transfer in Polish Industry pp. 1-12: David Kemme
Housing Shortage and Rents: The Hungarian Experience pp. 13-29: Zsuzsa Daniel and András Semjén
On Input-Output Type Output Multipliers from Incomplete Information pp. 31-37: Gunter Lorenzen
Informal Pressures, Mobilization, and Campaigns in the Management of pp. 39-48: Karoly Attila Soos

Growth, Control and Tensions in an Open Socialist Economy pp. 145-61: Andras Simonovits
Taut Plans, Repressed Inflation and the Supply of Effort in Centrally Planned Economies pp. 162-78: Josef Brada and Arthur E King
The USSR State Budget under Late Stalinism (1945-55): Capital Formation, Government Borrowing and Monetary Growth pp. 179-205: Mark Harrison
Occupation and Earnings Inequality: Some Contrasts between Workers and Management in Soviet Industry pp. 206-30: Marc Rubin

An Input-Output Approach to the Measurement of the Information Economy pp. 87-103: Neil Dias Karunaratne
Feasibility and Stability in Intertemporal Information Flows pp. 104-30: Somdeb Lahiri
Hungary's 'Third' Model pp. 131-36: John B Hall

Intersectoral Efficiency between Agriculture and Industry in Six C.M.E.A. Countries: Introducing a Simple Equilibrium Model pp. 1-27: Alf Scherer
Credit Contracts in the G.D.R.: Decentralized Investment Decisions in a Planned Economy pp. 28-51: John E Parsons
Long-Range U.S. Manpower Forecasts in Retrospect: How Accurate Were We? pp. 52-67: Roger H Bezdek
A More Generalized Planning Model of Bangladesh: Some Preliminary Observations pp. 68-84: Anisuzzaman Chowdhury

Britain in the 1980s: The Case for Decentralized Economic Planning pp. 127-40: Paul Hare
Decentralised Planning in Britain: Comment pp. 141-44: Martin Cave
Planning the British Economy: Some Comments pp. 145-49: Keith Cowling
Decentralized Economic Planning: Some Issues [Britain in the 1980s: The Case for Decentralized Economic Planning] pp. 150-56: Saul Estrin
Britain in the 1980s: The Case against 'Planning.' pp. 157-60: Ben Fine
Conditions for Collaborative Planning [Britain in the 1980s: The Case for Decentralized Economic Planning] pp. 161-65: Athar Hussain
Economic Planning and Information [Britain in the 1980s: The Case for Decentralized Economic Planning] pp. 166-69: Stephen Littlechild
Economics of Planning [Britain in the 1980s: The Case for Decentralized Economic Planning] pp. 170-73: Henry Neuburger
Paul Hare's Case for Decentralized Economic Planning pp. 174-78: Alec Nove

Gomulka on the Soft Budget Constraint: A Reply [Kornia's Soft Budget Constraint and the Shortage Phenomenon: A Criticism and Restatement] pp. 49-55: János Kornai
Investment Mobilization and Capacity Completion in the Chinese and Soviet Economies pp. 56-75: Mark Harrison
The First Algorithm for Linear Programming: An Analysis of Kantorovich's Method pp. 76-91: C van de Panne and F Rahnama
Policy Planning Simulation for World Regional Development and Equity pp. 92-117: Miguel L Cordova
A Characterization of the 'Heuristic Solution' of the Optimal Ordering Problem of an Input-Output Matrix as a Nash Point with Some Further Observations on the Ordering Problem as a Game pp. 118-25: A Ghosh

Kornai's Soft Budget Constraint and the Shortage Phenemenon: A Criticism and Restatement pp. 1-11: S Gomulka
Uncertainty in the Terms of Trade and the Optimal Structure of a Small Open Economy pp. 12-18: Paul Tompkinson and B P Philpott
The Equivalence of the Optimal Ordering with the Maximum Row-Column Correlation Coefficient in an Input-Output Table pp. 19-23: A Ghosh
Inter-industry Analysis of Employment Linkages in Bangladesh pp. 24-38: Ahsanul Habib, Charles Stahl and Mohammad Alauddin

Shortage as a Fundamental Problem of Centrally Planned Economies and the Hungarian Reform [Interview] pp. 103-13: János Kornai and Anna Jutta-Pietsch
Industrial Structural Policy in Czechoslovakia, 1970-1985 pp. 114-42: Laszlo Csaba
Methodologies of Project Selection in the Presence of Constraints pp. 143-56: Andrea Maneschi

Rational Expectations and Disequilibria in a Model of Foreign Trade Behaviour: The Case of Poland pp. 53-64: Wojciech Charemza and Miroslaw Gronicki
The Distribution of Input Coefficients pp. 65-70: Soren Wibe
Linking Efforts and Rewards: The 'Zveno' System of Collective Farming pp. 71-84: Stefan Hedlund and Mats Lundahl
The Reproduction of Tensions in Transport in Hungary pp. 85-100: Iván Major

Recent Developments in French Economic Planning pp. 1-10: Saul Estrin and Peter Holmes
Microeconomic Efficiency in the Polish Enterprise during the NEM Period pp. 11-21: David Kemme
Technology Export from Poland pp. 22-42: Jan Maciejewicz and Jan Monkiewicz
Trends in Soviet Imports of Western Technology pp. 43-50: J B Salter

Poland's Exports of Licenses pp. 53-63: Ryszard Rapacki
An Experimental Model of General Growth Proportions in the National Economy: The MODO Model pp. 64-73: Zdzislaw Sadowski, Joanna Kotowicz and Kazimierz Cwalina
Aspects of Poverty in Rural India pp. 74-112: Raghav Gaiha and N A Kazmi
Firm Response to Planner Initiative in Centrally Planned Economy pp. 113-25: Vinson Snowberger

The Organization of Information Flows in Systems of Economic Planning pp. 1-19: Paul Hare
Computation of an Optimal Ordering for an Input-Output Matrix by an Application of Dynamic Programming pp. 20-22: A Ghosh and P K Bugumbe
Effort and Optimality in the New Soviet Incentive Model pp. 23-36: Ewart A C Thomas
Restrictive Clauses in East-West Licensing Trade: The Case of Poland pp. 37-51: Jerzy Cieslik and Ryszard Rapacki