Comparative Economic Studies

1991 - 2025

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Yugoslavia: Costs and Benefits of Union and Interdependence of Regional Economies pp. 1-26: Wei Ding
Workers' Participation in Management vs. Social Ownership and Government Policies: Yugoslav Lessons for Transforming Socialist Economies&ast pp. 27-45: Janez Prasnikar and Jan Svejnar
Worker Participation and Worker Self-Management in Bulgaria pp. 47-82: Derek Jones and Mieke Meurs
Explaining Narrow Money Growth in China pp. 83-120: Gavin Peebles
Must Soviet Factor Cost Be Adjusted&quest pp. 121-126: Abram Bergson
Understanding the UK Economy pp. 127-129: D L LeMahieu
The Soviet Economic Experiment pp. 130-134: Earl Brubaker
Politics, Economic Development and Industrial Management in India. The Case of Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers pp. 135-138: Ashok Bhargava
A New Economic Policy for Britain: Essays on the Development of Industry pp. 139-141: D L LeMahieu

To an Inconvertible Friend pp. 1-1: Joe Berliner
Moving Toward Ruble Convertibility pp. 3-66: Franklyn D Holzman
Has Socialism Really Failed?&ast pp. 67-93: Alan Abouchar
The Performance of Agricultural Production in Marxist and Non-Marxist Nations pp. 95-125: Frederic L Pryor
Did Socialism Fail in Poland&quest pp. 127-151: Simon Johnson
Has Socialism Really Failed? Abouchar, Johnson, and Pryor and Reflections on Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 153-166: Malcolm F McPherson
On the Decline of Socialism pp. 167-177: Richard L Carson
Governing Capital: International Finance and Mexican Politics pp. 179-184: Miguel Ramirez
Economic Integration in Eastern Europe: A Handbook pp. 185-187: Marie Lavigne
Inequality in Africa: Political Elites, Proletariat, Peasants and the Poor pp. 188-191: Lisa Brock
Restructuring the French Economy: Government and the Rise of Market Competition Since World War II pp. 192-196: W Rand Smith

Introduction pp. 1-8: John P Farrell
Monitoring the Great Transition pp. 9-28: John P Farrell
Polish Economic Reforms and the Dilemma of Privatization pp. 29-52: Jan Mujzel
Polish Privatization Policy pp. 53-70: Zbigniew M Fallenbuchl
The Causes of Recession Following Stabilization pp. 71-90: Stanislaw Gomulka
A Model of Wage Spiral Tragedy Under Repressed Inflation pp. 91-95: Michal Rutkowski
Inflation Stabilization in Reforming Socialist Economies: The Myth of the Monetary Overhang pp. 97-122: John Cochrane and Barry W Ickes
The Labor Market and the Transition of Socialist Economies pp. 123-158: Milan Vodopivec
Progress in Transforming Hungarian Agriculture pp. 159-177: Michael Marrese

David Granick: In Memoriam pp. 1-3: Robert C Stuart
Education, Job Experience and the Gap Between Male and Female Wages in the Soviet Union pp. 5-22: Elizabeth Clayton and James R Millar
Conversion, Civilian Production, and Goods Quality in the Soviet Economy&ast pp. 23-56: Fyodor Kushnirsky
The Impact of Austerity in Latin America, 1983-89: A Critical Assessment pp. 57-102: Miguel Ramirez
An Empirical Analysis of Industrial Investment Growth Fluctuations in the Soviet Union: 1962-1988 pp. 103-127: Jeffrey A Summers
Socialism, Perestroika, and the Dilemmas of Soviet Economic Reform pp. 129-132: Gary Krueger
The Industrial Labor Market and Economic Performance in Senegal pp. 133-134: J E Weaver
Economic Reforms in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe since the 1960s pp. 135-138: Judith Record McKinney
Contending Approaches to the Political Economy of Taiwan pp. 139-143: Robert C Hsu