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The mechanism of hidden inflation in sowiet industrial growth statistics between 1928 and 1950 is descibed. Hidden inflation arose when new products were substituted for old ones. Substitution biases in Sowiet and Western growth estimates are compared; the extend of hidden inflation in the sowiet...

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