Igor Birman
Biographic Data
| ID | 1097982 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Igor Birman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Igor |
| FAMILY NAME | Birman |
| SIGNATURE | BIRMAN I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ready Mixed Concrete Research and Education Foundation |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Gloomy prospects for the Russian economy
ONCE AGAIN I find myself against the (post)sovietological mainstream-at least in the USA-which habitually has believed in legends.' A recent American conference concluded that Russia was 'doomed to stability'. A remarkable assessment.2 In fairness though, there are dissidents nowadays, most notably Peter Reddaway.3 I also deviate from the mainstream of economics, largely because of my disagreement with the view that economic theories are universa…
Le problème de l'évaluation de l'effort militaire soviétique, 1988-1990
L'évaluation des dépenses militaires soviétiques étant comme chacun sait un art difficile, l'auteur déclare lui-même en conclusion que son article pose plus de questions qu'il n'apporte de réponses. Il tente néanmoins de déblayer le terrain et de cerner les vrais problèmes. Il démontre l'inanité d'une comparaison directe des PNB américain et soviétique et de la part des dépenses militaires respectives dans le PNB et rappelle que la notion de dépe…
Rosefielde and my cumulative disequilibrium hypothesis
The imbalance of the Soviet economy
A note on Soviet foreign trade gains
Inflation an the money supply in the Soviet economy
Secret Incomes of the Soviet State Budget
Secret Incomes of the Soviet State Budget
The financial crisis in the USSR
A reply to professor Pickersgill
Limits of Economic Measurements
The basic line of reasoning in the excellent and thought-provoking article by Professor Rosefielde is: The Soviets claim and some Western scholars agree that from 1928 to 1932 the economy of the USSR grew dramatically, that, at the expense of an agricultural surplus, industry made a big leap forward "which virtually assured the success of future Soviet economic development." A common belief of specialists (Professor Rosefielde included) is that a…
From the achieved level
Input‐output analysis in the USSR
The financial crisis in the USSR
From the achieved level
Input‐output analysis in the USSR
Inflation an the money supply in the Soviet economy
A reply to professor Pickersgill
Gloomy prospects for the Russian economy
ONCE AGAIN I find myself against the (post)sovietological mainstream-at least in the USA-which habitually has believed in legends.' A recent American conference concluded that Russia was 'doomed to stability'. A remarkable assessment.2 In fairness though, there are dissidents nowadays, most notably Peter Reddaway.3 I also deviate from the mainstream of economics, largely because of my disagreement with the view that economic theories are universa…
The imbalance of the Soviet economy
Input‐output analysis in the USSR
From the achieved level
The financial crisis in the USSR
A reply to professor Pickersgill
Limits of Economic Measurements
The basic line of reasoning in the excellent and thought-provoking article by Professor Rosefielde is: The Soviets claim and some Western scholars agree that from 1928 to 1932 the economy of the USSR grew dramatically, that, at the expense of an agricultural surplus, industry made a big leap forward "which virtually assured the success of future Soviet economic development." A common belief of specialists (Professor Rosefielde included) is that a…
Secret Incomes of the Soviet State Budget
Secret Incomes of the Soviet State Budget
Inflation an the money supply in the Soviet economy
A note on Soviet foreign trade gains
The imbalance of the Soviet economy
Rosefielde and my cumulative disequilibrium hypothesis
Le problème de l'évaluation de l'effort militaire soviétique, 1988-1990
L'évaluation des dépenses militaires soviétiques étant comme chacun sait un art difficile, l'auteur déclare lui-même en conclusion que son article pose plus de questions qu'il n'apporte de réponses. Il tente néanmoins de déblayer le terrain et de cerner les vrais problèmes. Il démontre l'inanité d'une comparaison directe des PNB américain et soviétique et de la part des dépenses militaires respectives dans le PNB et rappelle que la notion de dépe…
Gloomy prospects for the Russian economy
ONCE AGAIN I find myself against the (post)sovietological mainstream-at least in the USA-which habitually has believed in legends.' A recent American conference concluded that Russia was 'doomed to stability'. A remarkable assessment.2 In fairness though, there are dissidents nowadays, most notably Peter Reddaway.3 I also deviate from the mainstream of economics, largely because of my disagreement with the view that economic theories are universa…
Economics (10 works) · Russia and Soviet political economy (9 works) · Political science (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Economic system (3 works) · Keynesian economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Economy (2 works) · Library science (2 works)