Economic Change and Restructuring

1969 - 2025

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A 'Rational Modelling Procedure' (and the Estimating of Input-Output Coefficients) pp. 105-17: Tony Lawson
The Derivation and Comparison of Employment Multipliers and Labour Productivity Indexes Using Monetary and Physical Input-Output Tables pp. 118-29: Peter Flaschel
Labour Allocation in the Soviet Kolkhoz pp. 130-47: Hans Aage
Socialist Relations with the Third World: A Case Study of the New International Economic Order pp. 148-60: Colin Lawson

Why Did NE P Fail? pp. 57-67: Mark Harrison
Choice of Strategy in a Labour Abundant Developing Economy-An Empirical Analysis pp. 68-86: Raghav Gaiha
A Note on the Estimation of Capital Structure in a Multisectoral Economy pp. 87-91: David F Batten
Optimal Growth Models as Economic Planning Tools pp. 92-101: Peter Murrell

The Performance of French Planning, 1952-1978 pp. 1-19: S Estrin and Peter Holmes
Simulations of a Resource-Value-Transfer Model for the UK, 1974 pp. 21-32: Dipak Basu
Long-Range Energy Options: Some Policy Implications for the Pakistan Economy pp. 33-47: T Riaz
Optimal Control of Linear Econometric Models with Intermittent Controls pp. 49-56: Christophe Deissenberg

Enterprise Development in Different Economic Systems pp. 73-98: Iván Major
The Macroeconomic Impact of The Czechoslovak New Economic Mechanism pp. 99-125: Arthur E King
An Econometric Model of Bangladesh and Evaluation of the Five-Year Development Plan pp. 126-41: Conway L Lackman and Jong Keun You
Application of Sparse Matrix Techniques to Inter-Regional Input-Output Analysis pp. 142-67: Faye Duchin and Daniel B Szyld
Interaction between Central Planners and Firms: The Uncertainty of Target Adjustment pp. 168-83: Vinson Snowberger
Decomposition of an Economic System Consisting of a Convex and an Arbitrary Section pp. 184-99: T O M Kronsjo

Cyclical Fluctuation under Central Planning: An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of Cyclical Fluctuation in the Soviet Economy pp. 1-17: Roy Dahlstedt
The Birmingham Energy Model: A Long-Term Programming Model of the British Energy Sector pp. 18-50: M Carey, S. C. Littlecchild, P. G. Soldatos, K. Vaidya and D. Basu
Assessing the Accuracy of Interindustry Econometric Simulations pp. 51-67: Roger H Bezdek
A Note on a Convex Distribution Problem in Case of Seasonal Production pp. 68-72: George A Kondor

A Comparative Analysis of Price, Quantity, and Mixed Approaches for Decentralized Planning pp. 129-40: Richard M Burton and Borge Obel
The Function of the Hungarian State in the Introduction of New Products and New Technologies pp. 141-59: Mihaly Laki
Error Performances of the Multilevel World Integrated Model (WIM) as Applied to Nigeria pp. 161-65: Kunle Adamson
Theorems Related to Symmetric Nonlinear Decomposition pp. 167-70: Carl-Louis Sandblom
An Illustrative Decomposition Programme pp. 171-85: T O M Kronsjo

Growth Opportunities from Reduced Relative Dependence on Oil Exports-Reevaluating the Iraqi 1961-9 Period Using a Programming Model pp. 66-80: F A Mahdi
A Typical Waste of a Centrally Planned Economy: Unsatisfactory Maintenance of Council Houses in Budapest pp. 81-95: Peter Mihalyi
Planning for Full European Community Membership: The Effects of Changes in Indirect Taxation Using an Input-Output Approach and Application to the Greek Economy pp. 97-108: P Livas and M G Kanbur
Primal (Quantity), Dual (Price) Linear Optimal Control Problems and the Weak Duality Theorem pp. 109-14: T O M Kronsjo and L I Kronsjo
A Nonlinear Decomposition Algorithm pp. 115-24: Carl-Louis Sandblom

Price Structures, Social Structures and Labor Values in a Theoretical Socialist Economy pp. 3-23: David Laibman
An Evaluation of a Developing Country's Forecasting Models-A Case for Planning without an Econometric Model? pp. 25-30: Kunle Adamson
Quantitative Analysis of the Implementation of Economic Plans in Latin America pp. 31-43: Hector Correa
Theorems on the Decomposition of a Large Nonlinear Convex Separable Economic System in the Dual Direction pp. 45-53: Carl-Louis Sandblom

The Microallocative Impact of the Hungarian Economic Reform of 1968: Some Evidence from the Export Sector pp. 1-14: Josef Brada
The Econometric Forecasting Model of Czechoslovakia pp. 15-31: Ivan Sujan and Miloslav Tkac
A Dynamic Optimization Model of the Soviet Enterprise pp. 33-51: James A Yunker
The Use of RAS and Related Models in Manpower Forecasting pp. 53-73: Graham J Evans and Robert M Lindley
Welfare Gains from Optimization in Dynamic Planning Models pp. 75-90: Hans G Bergendorff, Peter B Clark and Lance Taylor
A Study of Planning Behaviour on the National-Economic Level: An Attempt at Analysing a Few Correlations Based on Hungarian Data pp. 91-119: János Gács and Mária Lackó
A Further Procedure for Ordering an Input-output Matrix: Some Empirical Evidence pp. 121-29: Jean-Marie Blin
A Comment on Bowles' Model of Educational Planning pp. 131-35: Allan G King

The REGINA Model: A Regional-National Model of the French Economy pp. 133-52: Raymond Courbis
Monitoring the French Medium-Term Plan pp. 153-73: David Liggins
A New Evaluation of the Rate of Actualisation for the French Economy pp. 175-201: Alain Bernard
Transportation Planning in the Paris Region pp. 203-12: Michel Barbier

The Models Used In French Short-Term Macroeconomic Forecasting pp. 3-36: David Liggins
The Fifi Model Used in The Preparation of the French Plan pp. 37-78: Raymond Courbis
Planning, Uncertainty and Economic Policy: The Optimix Study pp. 79-114: Michel Deleau, Roger Guesnerie and Pierre Malgrange
Futures Research and Economic Planning: The French Case pp. 115-29: Bernard Cazes