Models of Disequilibrium and Shortage in Centrally Planned Economies

One The foundations of disequilibrium and shortage models of centrally planned economies -- 1 Introduction to models of disequilibrium and shortage in centrally planned economies -- 2 The theory and measurement of macroeconomic disequilibrium in centrally planned economies -- 3 The economics of shortage in the centrally planned economies -- 4 The chronic excess demand hypothesis -- 5 Hidden and repressed inflation in Soviet-type economies: definitions, measurements and stabilization -- 6 Disequilibrium econometrics for centrally planned economies -- Two Macroeconomic disequilibrium models of centrally planned economies -- 7 Disequilibrium models of the Czechoslovak economy -- 8 Macroeconomic disequilibrium models of Poland -- 9 Macroeconomic disequilibrium models of Hungary -- Three Sectoral shortage and disequilibrium models of centrally planned economies -- 10 Sectoral shortage models in Hungary -- 11 Disequilibrium modelling of consumption in the centrally planned economy -- 12 Savings and consumption in the centrally planned economy: a disequilibrium approach -- 13 A disequilibrium approach to modelling foreign trade in centrally planned economies -- 14 Disequilibrium models of investment -- 15 Reproduction of shortage in the Hungarian car market -- 16 Modelling parallel markets in centrally planned economies: the case of the automobile market in Poland -- 17 Priority and the shortage model: the medical system in the sociaUst economy -- 18 Conclusions and future prospects.