Titlebook: Regional Price Formation in Eastern Europe; Theory and Practice Jozef M. Brabant Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1987 Eas

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0924-5170 mic Assistance (CMEA), a designation that I much prefer over Comecon. It situates itself within the contours of the pricing problematique that I have recently analyzed as one component of the broader aspects of monetary cooperation, essentially among the Eastern European countries (see Chapters 4 an

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IntroductionThis tome is concerned with one particular aspect of the ‘market’, namely with prices and price policies as integral constituents of the most crucial determinants of coordinating economic decisions by indirect policy instruments rather than through direct plan assignments. I should like to touch here briefly upon:

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Prices and price policies in Eastern Europehave tenuous links at best with the Marxian value and price categories. However, the PE’s price manager is likely to be motivated by one of the ’value’ formulae discussed in Chapter 1 (Zolotar?v, 1970, p.191). Decisions are required essentially on three degrees of freedom:

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