In its February 12 issue this year uTime/u magazine carried my picture on its cover, with the prominent caption, "The Communist Flirtation with Profits." The cover story, entitled "Borrowing from the Capitalists," made many references to my writings and statements, and drew conclusions vastly...

The resolutions of the September Plenary Meeting of the CPSU Central Committee give effect to one of the most important principles of socialist economics, namely, uthat what is good for society should be good for every enterprise and every one of its workers./u And this will be achieved through...

It is necessary to find a sufficiently simple and, at the same time, substantiated solution for one of the major tasks set by the CPSU Program, which is uto develop a system of planning and assessing the work of enterprises so that they will be vitally interested in the highest possible plan...

Throughout the entire history of Soviet economic development, cost accounting has played a most important part as a method for the planned management of socialist enterprises. As early as the beginning of the rehabilitation period, Lenin pointed out that solid bridges to socialism must be built...

The prospects in the building of a communist society, as revealed in the theses of the report by Comrade N. S. Khrushchev at the 21st Party Congress, are tremendously inspiring. Every Soviet citizen wishes to effectuate the Seven-Year Plan more rapidly and, toward this end, to work more...

Successes realized in carrying out the economic reform in industry attest to the fruitfulness of the changeover to economic methods of management, consistently implemented by the decisions of the CPSU beginning with the October (1964), March, and September (1965) Plenums of the Central Committee...

pWe are all glad that we no longer have queues for foodstuffs and many industrial commodities. And naturally we would like to see all queues disappear as soon as possible./ppIndeed, how do queues originate? To express it in economicterms, the queue is the result of insufficient supply as...