The Former Soviet Union in TransitionM.E. Sharpe, 1993 - 1222 sivua The Soviet-Russian Ruble: The Past, Present and Future of Convertibility -- Ruble Convertibility and External and Internal Equilibrium -- U.S. Commercial Relations with Russia and the Other Successor States: Opportunities and Obstacles -- Volume 2 -- III. Key Sectoral Developments -- Overview -- A. Energy -- The Petroleum Resources of Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States -- Republic Energy Sectors and Inter-State Dependencies of the Commonwealth of Independent States and Georgia -- B. Agriculture -- Distribution Problems in the Food Economy of the Former Soviet Union |
Sisältö
Major Trends in Performance at the Union Level | 11 |
PostSoviet Economic Reforms in Perspective | 13 |
Developments in the Republics | 21 |
Summary | 35 |
Relative Consumer Prices in East and West Germany 1989 | 43 |
Unemployment in Russia in 199192 | 51 |
Summary | 58 |
SUMMARY | 67 |
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REPUBLIC ENERGY SECTORS AND INTERSTATE DEPEND | 478 |
B AGRICULTURE | 491 |
FIGURE | 494 |
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Summary | 507 |
Differences in Food Production and Food Consumption | 514 |
at the joint request of the Soviet government and | 520 |
What Is To Be Done? | 69 |
Conclusions | 76 |
Growth of Investment Allocations by Republic 198190 | 95 |
Official Soviet Measures of Annual Growth by Republic | 103 |
Official Measure of Value Added in Industry by Republic and | 112 |
and the Disintegration of the Soviet Union | 121 |
The New East and Its Preferred Trade Regime | 146 |
Whos Feeding Whom? An Analysis of Soviet Interrepublic Trade | 163 |
Heritage of the Gorbachev | 184 |
A Tough Road Ahead | 196 |
CIA Synthetic Measures of Value of Output by Branch | 211 |
A Baltic Case Study | 218 |
The Gains from Privatization | 240 |
Measuring the Private Sector in Russia | 273 |
The Political Economy of Unemployment Benefits and Indexation | 290 |
Social Security in Transition in the Soviet Union 19851991 | 311 |
Is There a Basis for Free Enterprise? | 330 |
INTEGRATION INTO THE WORLD ECONOMY | 341 |
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Summary | 354 |
International Financial Institutions and the Restructuring | 360 |
The Role of Export Credit Agencies in the New East | 377 |
The Past Present and Future of Convertibility | 405 |
Ruble Convertibility and External and Internal Equilibrium | 422 |
U S Commercial Relations with Russia and the Other | 439 |
VOLUME 2 | 447 |
KEY SECTORAL DEVELOPMENTS | 455 |
A ENERGY | 461 |
U S Agricultural Exports and Assistance to the Former Soviet Union | 541 |
ENVIRONMENT | 567 |
Widespread and Costly | 577 |
SCIENCE AND TRANSPORTATION | 597 |
Capabilities and Needs | 610 |
Intelligence Agency | 619 |
The PostSoviet Space Program | 629 |
Scientific and Technical Collaboration with Former Soviet Countries | 648 |
Toward a CIS Protection System for Inventions | 665 |
DEFENSE AND CONVERSION | 681 |
Russian Defense | 704 |
Conversion of Military Industries in the Successor States | 717 |
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Chinas Unheralded Defense Conversion | 739 |
Russian Defense Conversion Under Old Management | 754 |
Conversion Regional Economies and Direct Foreign Investment in Russia | 767 |
The Defense Industries of the Newly Independent States of Eurasia | 783 |
Overview James Voorhees | 791 |
A Note on the Emigration of Russias Technical Intelligentsia | 820 |
Continuing Negative Health Trends in the Former U S S | 840 |
The Current Conditions and Reform in the Housing Sector | 873 |
Science Technology and Education in the Former U S S | 889 |
POLITICALECONOMIC PROFILES | 909 |
CONTENTS | 951 |
Conclusion | 958 |
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Muita painoksia - Näytä kaikki
The Former Soviet Union in Transition United States. Congress. Joint Economic Committee,John Pearce Hardt Rajoitettu esikatselu - 1993 |
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