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Economic Change and Restructuring

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Web page: http://www.springerlink.com/link.asp?id=113294

Editor: Roberta Benini
Editor: Wojciech W. Charemza
Editor: George Hondroyiannis
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Series handle: repec:kap:ecopln

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1980, Volume 16, Issue 1

21-32 Simulations of a Resource-Value-Transfer Model for the UK, 1974
by Basu, Dipak R
33-47 Long-Range Energy Options: Some Policy Implications for the Pakistan Economy
by Riaz, T
49-56 Optimal Control of Linear Econometric Models with Intermittent Controls
by Deissenberg, Christophe

1979, Volume 15, Issue 2-3

73-98 Enterprise Development in Different Economic Systems
by Major, Ivan
99-125 The Macroeconomic Impact of The Czechoslovak New Economic Mechanism
by King, Arthur E
126-41 An Econometric Model of Bangladesh and Evaluation of the Five-Year Development Plan
by Lackman, Conway L & You, Jong Keun
142-67 Application of Sparse Matrix Techniques to Inter-Regional Input-Output Analysis
by Duchin, Faye & Szyld, Daniel B
168-83 Interaction between Central Planners and Firms: The Uncertainty of Target Adjustment
by Snowberger, Vinson
184-99 Decomposition of an Economic System Consisting of a Convex and an Arbitrary Section
by Kronsjo, T O M

1979, Volume 15, Issue 1

1-17 Cyclical Fluctuation under Central Planning: An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of Cyclical Fluctuation in the Soviet Economy
by Dahlstedt, Roy
18-50 The Birmingham Energy Model: A Long-Term Programming Model of the British Energy Sector
by Carey, M, et al
51-67 Assessing the Accuracy of Interindustry Econometric Simulations
by Bezdek, Roger H
68-72 A Note on a Convex Distribution Problem in Case of Seasonal Production
by Kondor, George A

1978, Volume 14, Issue 3

129-40 A Comparative Analysis of Price, Quantity, and Mixed Approaches for Decentralized Planning
by Burton, Richard M & Obel, Borge
141-59 The Function of the Hungarian State in the Introduction of New Products and New Technologies
by Laki, Mihaly
161-65 Error Performances of the Multilevel World Integrated Model (WIM) as Applied to Nigeria
by Adamson, Y K
167-70 Theorems Related to Symmetric Nonlinear Decomposition
by Sandblom, Carl-Louis
171-85 An Illustrative Decomposition Programme
by Kronsjo, T O M

1978, Volume 14, Issue 2

66-80 Growth Opportunities from Reduced Relative Dependence on Oil Exports-Reevaluating the Iraqi 1961-9 Period Using a Programming Model
by Mahdi, F A
81-95 A Typical Waste of a Centrally Planned Economy: Unsatisfactory Maintenance of Council Houses in Budapest
by Mihalyi, Peter
97-108 Planning for Full European Community Membership: The Effects of Changes in Indirect Taxation Using an Input-Output Approach and Application to the Greek Economy
by Livas, P & Kanbur, M G
109-14 Primal (Quantity), Dual (Price) Linear Optimal Control Problems and the Weak Duality Theorem
by Kronsjo, T O M & Kronsjo, L I
115-24 A Nonlinear Decomposition Algorithm
by Sandblom, Carl-Louis

1978, Volume 14, Issue 1

3-23 Price Structures, Social Structures and Labor Values in a Theoretical Socialist Economy
by Laibman, David
25-30 An Evaluation of a Developing Country's Forecasting Models-A Case for Planning without an Econometric Model?
by Adamson, Y K
31-43 Quantitative Analysis of the Implementation of Economic Plans in Latin America
by Correa, Hector
45-53 Theorems on the Decomposition of a Large Nonlinear Convex Separable Economic System in the Dual Direction
by Sandblom, Carl-Louis

1973, Volume 13, Issue 1-2

1-14 The Microallocative Impact of the Hungarian Economic Reform of 1968: Some Evidence from the Export Sector
by Brada, Josef C
15-31 The Econometric Forecasting Model of Czechoslovakia
by Sujan, Ivan & Tkac, Miloslav
33-51 A Dynamic Optimization Model of the Soviet Enterprise
by Yunker, James A
53-73 The Use of RAS and Related Models in Manpower Forecasting
by Evans, Graham J & Lindley, Robert M
75-90 Welfare Gains from Optimization in Dynamic Planning Models
by Bergendorff, Hans G & Clark, Peter B & Taylor, Lance
91-119 A Study of Planning Behaviour on the National-Economic Level: An Attempt at Analysing a Few Correlations Based on Hungarian Data
by Gacs, Janos & Lacko, Maria
121-29 A Further Procedure for Ordering an Input-output Matrix: Some Empirical Evidence
by Blin, Jean-Marie
131-35 A Comment on Bowles' Model of Educational Planning
by King, Allan G

1972, Volume 12, Issue 3

133-52 The REGINA Model: A Regional-National Model of the French Economy
by Courbis, Raymond
153-73 Monitoring the French Medium-Term Plan
by Liggins, David
175-201 A New Evaluation of the Rate of Actualisation for the French Economy
by Bernard, Alain
203-12 Transportation Planning in the Paris Region
by Barbier, Michel

1972, Volume 12, Issue 1-2

3-36 The Models Used In French Short-Term Macroeconomic Forecasting
by Liggins, David
37-78 The Fifi Model Used in The Preparation of the French Plan
by Courbis, Raymond
79-114 Planning, Uncertainty and Economic Policy: The Optimix Study
by Deleau, Michel & Guesnerie, Roger & Malgrange, Pierre
115-29 Futures Research and Economic Planning: The French Case
by Cazes, Bernard

1971, Volume 11, Issue 3

101-19 Explicating Implicit Social Preference Functions
by Nykamp, P & Somermeyer, W H
120-46 Planning and Exploration: A Dynamic Multi-Sectoral Model of Hungary
by Daniel, Zsuzsa
147-59 The Development of the Consumer Prices in Hungary after the Second World War
by Marton, Adam
161-88 The Theory of Growth of a Socialist Economy of M. Kalecki
by Chilosi, Alberto

1971, Volume 11, Issue 1-2

1-3 Ragnar Frisch (1895-1973)
by Johansen, Leif
4-9 Some Problems in Social Planning
by Danilov-Danilyan, V I
10-30 Dynamic Input-Output Planning with Optimal End Conditions: The Case of Chile
by Clark, Peter B & Taylor, Lance
31-58 Plan Sounding
by Daniel, Zsuzsa, et al
59-80 Programme-Project Formulation Evaluation and Selection in the Context of a National Plan
by Papandreou, A G & Zohar, Uri
81-94 Taut Planning and the Allocation of Investment in a Stochastic Economy
by Brada, Josef C
95-97 A Note on the Computation of an Optimal Ordering for an Input-Output Matrix
by Roy, Mohit K

1970, Volume 10, Issue 3

145-57 A Model of the Soviet Firm
by Gindin, Sam
159-69 On the Maximizing Behavior of a Monopoly Planner
by Thornton, Judith & Leber, Donn L
171-76 Remarks on Some Methods of Choosing Terminal Conditions in One-Sector, Finite Horizon, Optimal Growth Models
by Sydsaeter, Knut
177-92 Implications of Learning for Economic Planning
by Tisdell, Clem
193-220 Some Problems of Estimating the Long-Run Marginal Costs of Electricity, A Vintage Capital Approach
by Dasgupta, A K

1970, Volume 10, Issue 1-2

1-19 A General Descriptive Model of Planning Processes
by Kornai, Janos
21-51 National Planning and Economic Development: A Critical Review of the Japanese Experience
by Watanabe, Tsunehiko
53-87 Government Planning with and without the Cooperation of Industry Reflections on British Experience
by Lecomber, Richard
89-132 A Dynamic Model for Regional and Sectoral Planning in the Federal Republic of Germany
by Thoss, Rainer
133-42 An Input-Output Matrix as a Spatial Configuration
by Ghosh, A & Sarkar, H

1969, Volume 9, Issue 3

209-34 Man-Machine Planning
by Kornai, J
235-57 Tests and Uses of Macro-Econometric Models: A Critical Survey
by Agarwala, R
258-66 Uncertainty, Information and Decomposition in the Planning of a Production System
by Ennuste, V
267-78 RAS Projections When Two or More Complete Matrices Are Known
by Lecomber, Richard
279-95 Economics and Politics of Economic Reforms in Eastern Europe
by Zielinski, Janusz G

1969, Volume 9, Issue 1-2

5-41 An Examination of the Relevance of Kenneth Arrow's General Possibility Theorem for Economic Planning
by Johansen, Leif
43-70 Planning for Regions and Centres
by Mennes, L B M
71-94 Decomposition of a Large Nonlinear Convex Separable Economic System in the Dual Direction
by Kronsjo, Tom
95-153 An Essay in Simulating Economic Policies for the French Economy
by Leroux, Roger & Raffoul, Faouzi
155-207 A Dynamic Model for the Belgian Economy: Simulation and Optimization
by Biolley, T & Paelinck, J

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