The Impact Of International Economic Disturbances On The Soviet Union And Eastern Europe. Transmission And Response. Washington, September 1978.

D'andrea Tyson Laura,Portes Richard,D'andrea Tyson Laura - Kenen Peter B,Wolf Thomas A,Portes Richard,Ames Edward,Rosefielde Steven,Treml Vladimir G,D'andrea Tyson Laura - Neuberger Egon,Brown Alan A - Tardos Marton,Fallenbuchl Zbigniew M,Bornstein Morris,Hewett Edward A,Lawson Colin - Wiles Peter,Meiklejohn Terry Sarah - Korbonski Andrzej,Zinneman Wiliam
The Transmission Of International Economic Disturbances: An Overview 3-19 P.,External Disturbances And Adjustment In Eastern Europe 20-32 P.,The International Transmission Of Disturbances: A Framework For Comparative Analysis 33-62 P.,External Inflation, The Balance Of Trade, And Resource Allocation In Small Centrally Planned Economies 63-92 P.,Internal And External Balance In A Centrally Planned Economy 93-118 P.,Counterfactual Methods In The Study Of Planned Economies: A Reconciliation Of Tyson And Kenen With Wolf And Portes 119-142 P.,Was The Soviet Union Affected By The International Economic Disturbances Of The 1970S 143-183 P.,Foreign Trade And The Soviet Economy: Changing Parameters And Interrelations 184-211 P.,The Transmission Of International Disturbances To Yugoslavia 212-249 P.,Transmission And Responses To External Economic Disturbances: Hungary 250-279 P.,The Impact Of External Economic Disturbances On Poland Since 1971 280-307 P.,Systemic Aspects Of The Responses Of East European Economies To Disturbances In The International Economy 308-322 P.,Cmea Trade 323-348 P.,Type Economy As A Generator Of Economic Disturbances 349-374 P.,The Impact Of External Economic Disturbances On The Internal Politics Of Eastern Europe: The Polish And Hungarian Cases 375-408 P.,The Energy Crisis, Westeren "Stagflation" and the Evolution of Soviet East European Relations: An Initial Assessment, pp. 408-444