Hi,
let me just add to the excellent list:
- Naum Jasny's little book: "Soviet Economists of the twenties, Names to be remembered" - since it gives a "feeling" of the NEP period - the people and the ideas - all forgotten now. But the bolsheviks almost had no economists, so it was the mensheviks that developed the NEP system.
- Trotsky's "Soviet Economy in Danger" - and his and the other leading bolshe/mensheviks articles on Soviet Economy.
Regards
Anders Ekeland
> From: Jurriaan Bendien [adsl675281@telfort.nl]
> Sent: 2009-11-04 08:07:22 CET
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> Try the works of Nicolas Spulber and Alec Nove. Actually, some of the
> strongest contributions to Soviet economic performance were
> "extra-economic", namely a vast improvement in health and education. Workers
> who would have died, stayed alive, and illiterate workers learnt to read and
> write.
>
> Jurriaan
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