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Soviet Inflationary Pressures, 1928-1957: Causes and Cures

Franklyn D. Holzman

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I. Introduction, 167. — II. The prewar wage and price trends, 172. — III. The wage inflation of the thirties, 175. — IV. Wartime inflation, 181. — V. Postwar deflation, 183. — VI. Concluding remarks, 188.

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I. Introduction, 167. — II. The prewar wage and price trends, 172. — III. The wage inflation of the thirties, 175. — IV. Wartime inflation, 181. — V. Postwar deflation, 183. — VI. Concluding remarks, 188.

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I. Introduction, 167. — II. The prewar wage and price trends, 172. — III. The wage inflation of the thirties, 175. — IV. Wartime inflation, 181. — V. Postwar deflation, 183. — VI. Concluding remarks, 188.

Key concepts: Deflation, Keynesian economics, Inflation (cosmology), Economics, Wage, Economic history, Monetary economics, Labour economics

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