The ending of unemployment in the USSR∗

Demographic economics · Economic growth · Economics · Political science · Unemployment · Russia and Soviet political economy

• An assessment of the sources and uses of gulag forced labour 1929–56

  Steven Rosefielde•Soviet Studies•1981

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• Periodic fluctuation in Soviet industrial growth rates

  Raymond Hutchings•Soviet Studies•1969

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• The Soviet famine of 1932–1934

  Dana G Dalrymple•Soviet Studies•1964

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• The immediate background of Soviet collectivization∗

  M Lewin•Soviet Studies•1965

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• The Soviet famine of 1932–1934; some further references

  Dana G Dalrymple•Soviet Studies•1965

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• The Russian Peasant, and Other Studies

  Open Access•John Maynard•Science & Society•1963

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• The Soviet Regime

  W W Kulski•The Russian Review•1956

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• Family Structure and Economic Change in Nineteenth-Century Europe

  Open Access•H J Habakkuk•The Journal of Economic History•1955

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• Forced Labour and Economic Development

  Michael Kaser, M C Kaser et al.•The Economic Journal•1966

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• The Measurement and Behaviour of Unemployment

  H A Turner•The Economic Journal•1958

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• The Economics of Soviet Agriculture

  Leonard E Hubbard•Geographical Journal•1940

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• The Population of the Soviet Union

  Maurice Dobb, Frank Lorimer•Pacific Affairs•1947

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