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Government regulation of the private sector in the USSR

by L. F. Morozov

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Published by Progress Publishers in Moscow .
Written in

    Places:
  • Soviet Union
    • Subjects:
    • Industrial policy -- Soviet Union -- History.,
    • Small business -- Government policy -- Soviet Union -- History.,
    • Soviet Union -- Economic policy -- 1917-1928.

    • Edition Notes

      Other titlesGosudarstvennoe regulirovanie chastnogo sektora v SSSR.
      StatementLeonid Morozov.
      Classifications
      LC ClassificationsHC335.2 .M67 1988
      The Physical Object
      Pagination143 p. ;
      Number of Pages143
      ID Numbers
      Open LibraryOL2237314M
      ISBN 105010011069
      LC Control Number89107467

      In the spring of , the Soviet Union asked for two chemical plants as compensation for raw materials. The German government declined, at the insistence of the military. Rationing was introduced for German consumers in However, while Britain immediately put their economy on a war footing as soon as the conflict began, Germany resisted equivalent measures until later in the on: The Third Reich and German .   Books; Cartoons; U.S.-Russia Crosstalk How the public sector is working with private firms to fight COVID But private companies and government agencies must .

      Political system - Political system - Regulation of the economy: Government regulation of economic life is not a new development. The national mercantilist systems of the 18th century provided for regulation of the production, distribution, and export of goods by government ministries; even during the 19th century, governments continued to intervene in the economy. In the Soviet Union there was a vast body of environmental law and regulation that purportedly protected the public interest, but these constraints have had no perceivable benefit. The Soviet Union, like all socialist countries, suffered from a massive "tragedy of the commons," to borrow the term used by biologist Garrett Hardin in his classic.

      Start studying Chapters Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. Search. Government regulation in part helps to promote economic. equity. estimates that as much as _____ of wage erosion among some categories of workers is attributed to a decline in private-sector units.   The reason it is absolutely crucial for government to regulate the “private sector” is that such regulation is absolutely the one and only way that the “common good” can be protected from the inherent corruption of privately held wealth.


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