Planned Economies

A 1989 collection of ten essays, originally published in 1989, by leading scholars of the time, written from an economic standpoint.

Foreword; Introduction: the challenges of the 1980s John P. Hardt and Carl H. McMillan; Part I. New Conditions of Economic Management: 1. The Soviet investment process and capital-labor substitution Vladimir Kontorovich; 2. Self-financing in Soviet industry Alice C. Gorlin; 3. Information, computers and Soviet economic management Martin Cave; Part II. Structural Changes in the natural Resource Sector: 4. Energy imports and conservation in the GDR: measures, results and problems Jochen Bethkenhagen; 5. The Soviet petroleum refining industry need for restructuring Matthew J. Sagers and Albina Tretyakova; 6. The implications of Soviet natural resources in the world economy: retrospective and prosepect Robert G. Jensen; Part III. Problems of National and International Integration: 7. Interregional economic integration: the Yugoslav case Toussaint Hocevar; 8. Eastern Europe's trade problems: between the USSR and the West Friedrich Levcik and Jan Stankovsky; 9. More joint enterprises within the CMEA Harriet Matejka; Index.