Economic welfare and the economics of Soviet socialism : essays in honor of Abram Bergson
Part I. Soviet socialism: 1. Knowledge and socialism: deciphering the Soviet experience Steven Rosefielde 2. Economic growth and structural change in czarist Russia and the Soviet Union: a long-term comparison Paul R. Gregory 3. Corruption in a Soviet-type economy: theoretical considerations J. M. Montias and Susan Rose-Ackerman 4. Soviet use of fixed prices: hypothesis of a job-right constraint David Granick 5. Technological progress and the evolution of Soviet pricing policy Joseph S. Berliner 6. Earning differentials by sex in the Soviet Union: a first look Gur Ofer and Aaron Vinokur 7. Creditworthiness and balance-of-payments adjustment mechanisms of centrally planned economies Franklyn D. Holzman 8. Comparative advantage and the evolving pattern of Soviet international commodity specialization, 1950-1973 Steven Rosefielde Part II. Economic welfare: 9. Bergsonian welfare economics Paul A. Samuelson 10. Optimal and voluntary income distribution Kenneth J. Arrow 11. A note on production structure and aggregate growth Simon Kuznets 12. Optimal education, occupation, and income distribution in a simplist model Jan Tinbergen 13. The welfare economics of product quality under socialism Martin Spechler.