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Klappentext This study represents attempts dating from 1967! by nine experts on Communist economics! to forecast the performance of individual Communist countries. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. Introduction, Peter Wiles, 1970; 2. The planning of industry: comparative analysis, ed. Peter Wiles, 1969; 3. Ownership and planning in Soviet and East European agriculture, Everett M. Jacobs, 1969; 4. General note on projections for Albania and Rumania, Michael Kaser, 1967; 5. Albania, Michael Kaser, 1967; 6. Albania: afterthoughts, Michael Kaser, 1969; 7. Bulgaria, Alexej Wynnyczuk, 1968; 8. China, W. Klatt, 1967; 9. China one year later, Peter Wiles, 1968; 10. China's economy after the Cultural Revolution, W. Klatt, 1969; 11. Czechoslovakia, Boris Pesek, 1967; 12. Czechoslovakia, Boris Pesek, 1968; 13. East Germany, Horst Seidler, 1967; 14. Critical remarks on forecasts of the economy of the German Democratic Republic in 1967 and 1971, Gert Leptin, 1968; 15. Hungary: perspectives up to 1970, Alan A. Brown, 1967; 16. The Hungarian economy 1966-70, R. D. Portes, 1968; 17. Poland, Michael Gamarnikow, 1967; 18. Poland, Bogdan Mieczkowski, 1968; 19. Poland and Czechoslovakia: the pitfalls of Economic prophecy in the Communist world, Michael Gamarnikow, 1969; 20. Rumania, Michael Kaser, 1967; 21. Rumania: afterthoughts, Michael Kaser, 1969; 22. Soviet industry, Francis Seton, 1967; 23. The Soviet economy in 1967: forecasts and reality, Francis Seton, 1968; 24. Soviet agriculture, W. Klatt, 1967; 25. Soviet farm output and food supply at the end of the eighth Five-Year Plan, W. Klatt, 1970; 26. Is the Soviet agricultural plan for 1966-70 reasonable? Peter Wiles, 1967; 27. An econometric analysis and forecast of Soviet economic growth, Haruki Niwa, 1967.
