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• Real National Income

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• Knowledge and socialism

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• Further Appraisals of Russian Economic Statistics

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• Soviet National Income and Product, 1940-48

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• Estimates of the Disequilibria in Poland's Consumer Markets, 1965-1978

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• Effective Purchasing Power in a Quantity Constrained Economy

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• And all that

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• On Soviet real investment growth

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• The Impoverished Superpower

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• The Real National Income of Soviet Russia Since 1928

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• Soviet Economic Statistics

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• Socialist Economics

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