Economic Change and Restructuring

1969 - 2025

Current editor(s): George Hondroyiannis

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Explicating Implicit Social Preference Functions pp. 101-19: P Nykamp and W H Somermeyer
Planning and Exploration: A Dynamic Multi-Sectoral Model of Hungary pp. 120-46: Zsuzsa Daniel
The Development of the Consumer Prices in Hungary after the Second World War pp. 147-59: Adam Marton
The Theory of Growth of a Socialist Economy of M. Kalecki pp. 161-88: Alberto Chilosi

Ragnar Frisch (1895-1973) pp. 1-3: Leif Johansen
Some Problems in Social Planning pp. 4-9: V I Danilov-Danilyan
Dynamic Input-Output Planning with Optimal End Conditions: The Case of Chile pp. 10-30: Peter B Clark and Lance Taylor
Plan Sounding pp. 31-58: Zsuzsa Daniel, Anna Jónás, János Kornai and Béla Martos
Programme-Project Formulation Evaluation and Selection in the Context of a National Plan pp. 59-80: A G Papandreou and Uri Zohar
Taut Planning and the Allocation of Investment in a Stochastic Economy pp. 81-94: Josef Brada
A Note on the Computation of an Optimal Ordering for an Input-Output Matrix pp. 95-97: Mohit K Roy

A Model of the Soviet Firm pp. 145-57: Sam Gindin
On the Maximizing Behavior of a Monopoly Planner pp. 159-69: Judith Thornton and Donn L Leber
Remarks on Some Methods of Choosing Terminal Conditions in One-Sector, Finite Horizon, Optimal Growth Models pp. 171-76: Knut Sydsaeter
Implications of Learning for Economic Planning pp. 177-92: Clement Tisdell
Some Problems of Estimating the Long-Run Marginal Costs of Electricity, A Vintage Capital Approach pp. 193-220: A K Dasgupta

A General Descriptive Model of Planning Processes pp. 1-19: János Kornai
National Planning and Economic Development: A Critical Review of the Japanese Experience pp. 21-51: Tsunehiko Watanabe
Government Planning with and without the Cooperation of Industry Reflections on British Experience pp. 53-87: Richard Lecomber
A Dynamic Model for Regional and Sectoral Planning in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 89-132: Rainer Thoss
An Input-Output Matrix as a Spatial Configuration pp. 133-42: A Ghosh and H Sarkar

Man-Machine Planning pp. 209-34: János Kornai
Tests and Uses of Macro-Econometric Models: A Critical Survey pp. 235-57: R Agarwala
Uncertainty, Information and Decomposition in the Planning of a Production System pp. 258-66: V Ennuste
RAS Projections When Two or More Complete Matrices Are Known pp. 267-78: Richard Lecomber
Economics and Politics of Economic Reforms in Eastern Europe pp. 279-95: Janusz G Zielinski

An Examination of the Relevance of Kenneth Arrow's General Possibility Theorem for Economic Planning pp. 5-41: Leif Johansen
Planning for Regions and Centres pp. 43-70: L B M Mennes
Decomposition of a Large Nonlinear Convex Separable Economic System in the Dual Direction pp. 71-94: Tom Kronsjo
An Essay in Simulating Economic Policies for the French Economy pp. 95-153: Roger Leroux and Faouzi Raffoul
A Dynamic Model for the Belgian Economy: Simulation and Optimization pp. 155-207: T Biolley and Jean Paelinck