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"No writing or oratory in history has been more replete with bad advice than that given Russia in the last decade. Here, for a change, is something very good--the best, in fact, that truly competent and responsible American and Russian scholars have to offer. I strongly recommend it."--John Kenneth Galbraith "A searching critique of the strategy favored in the West . . . it contributes fresh perspectives on the much debated question concerning the 'big bang' versus 'gradualism' in communist economic transformation."--Abram Bergson, Harvard University

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"No writing or oratory in history has been more replete with bad advice than that given Russia in the last decade. Here, for a change, is something very good--the best, in fact, that truly competent and responsible American and Russian scholars have to offer. I strongly recommend it."--John Kenneth Galbraith "A searching critique of the strategy favored in the West . . . it contributes fresh perspectives on the much debated question concerning the 'big bang' versus 'gradualism' in communist economic transformation."--Abram Bergson, Harvard University
Autorenporträt
Lawrence R. Klein, who won the Nobel Prize in economics in 1980, is Benjamin Franklin Professor of Economics Emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania. Among his many books is The Economics of Supply and Demand. Marshall Pomer is President of the Macroeconomic Policy Institute, Santa Cruz, California. He is the author of Intergenerational Occupational Mobility in the United States: A Segmentation Perspective.