Titlebook: Soviet-Type Economies; Performance and Evol Robert W. Campbell Book 1974 Houghton Mifflin Company 1974 economics.Union of Soviet Socialist

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The Soviet Economic Growth Recordostulate for any economic system. In particular, how well has it fulfilled the special goal the Soviet leadership posed for it of “overtaking and surpassing the advanced capitalist nations”? Success on this score might be evaluated in terms of two more specific questions: How fast has the Soviet eco

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The Soviet Model in Eastern Europe Korea, and later to North Vietnam and Cuba. The process is still continuing, with Chile as a possible second case in the Western Hemisphere. Many of these countries have experienced considerable growth success under the institutions of the Soviet command-economy model and the Soviet strategy of dev

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Soviet-type Planning as a Development Strategy of “strategy” of economic growth, i.e., the specification of the variables the policy makers consider important, and the kind of instruments they use to try to control them. But it is useful to consider this question of strategy explicitly. Economic development is a crucial aspect of public concern