Titlebook: Economic Development for Eastern Europe; Michael Kaser Book 1968 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1968 devel

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Bulgarian Industrialization and Farm Mechanization Under Socialismf the economy: farms were predominantly small and yielded low incomes. The average size of a Bulgarian farm, measured by land owned, was 72.8 decares in 1897,. 63 decares in 1908, 57.2 decares in 1926, and 49 decares in 1934. According to the census taken in 1934, 40.2 per cent of all peasant househ

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The Dynamics and Proportions of Economic Development in Socialist Countriesretical approach to the concept of development, bearing in mind that its application in practice depends on the existing national conditions. It is of particular value in studying the development problem under the Yugoslav social and economic system, where the application of the basic concepts of th

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Summary Record of the Discussion — Session In Eastern Europe. He asked that the problem of comparing rates of growth be left aside in order to concentrate discussion upon the factors generating the rapid expansion which had taken place since the War. He found that the paper by Professors Cobeljic and Stojanovic attributed much of the growth t

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Problems of Planning in Socialist Countriesns to be established by an . system of balances — in precise form for the most significant goods and in a general fashion for aggregate flows. Each detailed balance exhibits availabilities and major requirements. This long-established planning practice can be described in the well-known equation, th

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Problems of Regional Planning in Czechoslovakia and of Research into Regional Models economics which follows from the increasing study of economic development, this enhanced attention may perhaps be attributed to the possibility now opened of solving complex problems of regional development with the use of mathematical models employing contemporary computer technology, and of deriv

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Economic Criteria of the International Specialization of Production in Socialist Countries inter-branch and intra-branch. The erroneous view, however, still seems to persist that the inter-branch specialization of production between nations is a function of the differential natural endowment (including climate) and its suitability for specific industries (.. agriculture). Such conditions

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