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Shmelev, Nikolai

doi:10.2753/pet1061-199130107

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The Short‐run Allocation Of Resources By the Post‐soviet Enterprise1

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“…Competition was revived in some industries, concession capital came in, cooperation worked effectively, joint-stock companies were formed, leasing, intermediary entrepreneurship, and handicraft industry were restored. All this again became an integral part of economic life (Shmelev, 1989).…”

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Development Features Of Private Entrepreneurship In Middle Of 1920s

Vinogradov¹,

Savelyeva²,

Yeshchenko³

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The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Development Features Of Private Entrepreneurship In Middle Of 1920s

Vinogradov¹,

Savelyeva²,

Yeshchenko³

et al. 2019

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…Thus, the period has witnessed the transformation of the Soviet system of centralized state monopolies whose basic purpose was maximization of total revenue[10] into a system of decentralized state and nonstate monopolies, oligopolies and monopolistic competition. Gradually, the latters’ short‐term aim has been oriented toward that of the non‐Soviet capitalist firm: profit maximization (loss minimization)[11].…”

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On the short‐run allocation of economic resources by the Soviet and post‐Soviet enterprises

Raiklin

1998

International Journal of Social Economics

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The purposes of this paper is purely theoretical. Its goal is to establish some rules governing the short‐run employment of productive resources by the enterprise in the Soviet and post‐Soviet setting. Accordingly, the paper is divided into two parts. The first portion of the paper deals with the behavior of the enterprise as the short‐run user of productive resources within a framework of the Soviet economic model of state ownership of non‐labor economic resources and mandatory central planning. Such an enterprise is termed the Soviet enterprise. In the second part, the paper examines how the former Soviet enterprise exploits factors of production during the current transitional period of the disintegration of the Soviet economic model in modern Russia. This enterprise is called the post‐Soviet enterprise. The paper utilizes the marginalist microeconomic tools of the analysis. In this, the paper applies the traditional neoclassical approach to the nontraditional economic structure of the Soviet and post‐Soviet periods.

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Contextualizing critical junctures: what post-Soviet Russia tells us about ideas and institutions

Zweynert

2018

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Development Features Of Private Entrepreneurship In Middle Of 1920s

Development Features Of Private Entrepreneurship In Middle Of 1920s

On the short‐run allocation of economic resources by the Soviet and post‐Soviet enterprises

Contextualizing critical junctures: what post-Soviet Russia tells us about ideas and institutions

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