Originally published in 1971, this report presents Dr Jánossy's attempt to demonstrate that all post-war economic 'miracles' lasted only until production levels reached the levels they should have done had there been no war and concludes that economic development is extremely consistent. This title will be of interest to students of Business and Economics.
Originally published in 1971, this report presents Dr Jánossy's attempt to demonstrate that all post-war economic 'miracles' lasted only until production levels reached the levels they should have done had there been no war and concludes that economic development is extremely consistent. This title will be of interest to students of Business and Economics.
Preface; Introduction; Part 1; 1. All Economic Miracles are Reconstruction Periods 2. The End of the Japanese Economic Miracle 3. The Economic Miracle in the Federal Republic of Germany 4. The Economic Development of the Soviet Union, Its Trendline, and Two Reconstruction Periods 5. Deviations from the "Classical" Reconstruction Period 6. Evaluating Indices of Economic Development; Part 2; 7. The Stability of the Trendline as a Point of Departure for Analysis 8. Research and Development 9. The Diffusion of Innovations 10. The Quantity of Embodied Labor 11. Investment in Machinery and Equipment and Increased Productivity 12. Construction Activity and Progress 13. Labor Power and Progress 14. The Tension that Underlies Progress and the Bond that Limits its Tempo; Appendix A. Statistical Sources; Appendix B. Notes for Diagrams
Preface; Introduction; Part 1; 1. All Economic Miracles are Reconstruction Periods 2. The End of the Japanese Economic Miracle 3. The Economic Miracle in the Federal Republic of Germany 4. The Economic Development of the Soviet Union, Its Trendline, and Two Reconstruction Periods 5. Deviations from the "Classical" Reconstruction Period 6. Evaluating Indices of Economic Development; Part 2; 7. The Stability of the Trendline as a Point of Departure for Analysis 8. Research and Development 9. The Diffusion of Innovations 10. The Quantity of Embodied Labor 11. Investment in Machinery and Equipment and Increased Productivity 12. Construction Activity and Progress 13. Labor Power and Progress 14. The Tension that Underlies Progress and the Bond that Limits its Tempo; Appendix A. Statistical Sources; Appendix B. Notes for Diagrams
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