Economics of socialism : principles governing the operation of the centrally planned economics in the U S S R and eastern Europe under the new system

By:

Wilczynski, J

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Allen and Unwin; 1970Description: 233 pISBN:

43350283

Subject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

335 Wil

Summary: Economics is a large and rapidly developing subject, and needs, as well as elementary works for the beginner, authori tative textbooks on special subjects. This book belongs to a series of such textbooks (more than forty titles are planned): the general level is that of the second or third year in a British university course, but the books are written so as to be intel ligible to other readers with a particular interest in the subject concerned.

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Economics is a large and rapidly developing subject, and needs, as well as elementary works for the beginner, authori tative textbooks on special subjects. This book belongs to a series of such textbooks (more than forty titles are planned): the general level is that of the second or third year in a British university course, but the books are written so as to be intel ligible to other readers with a particular interest in the subject concerned.

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