Nicolas Spulber
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL384263A
Top Subjects
- Economic policy (2)
- Comparative economics (2)
- Communist countries -- Economic policy (2)
- United States -- Economic conditions -- 1945- (2)
- Romania (1)
- 1945-1989 (1)
- Romania -- Economic conditions -- 1945-1989 (1)
Books by Nicolas Spulber
Total count: 17
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Statistical abstract of the Rumanian economyCouncil for Economic and Industry Research1955-01-01
The economics of Communist Eastern Europe.Technology Press of Massachusetts Institute of Technology1957-01-01-
The Soviet economystructure, principles, problems.Norton1962-01-01
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Contrasting economic patternsChinese and Soviet development strategiesIndiana University1963-01-01
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Soviet strategy for economic growthIndiana University Press1964-01-01
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Foundations of Soviet strategy for economic growthselected Soviet essays, 1924-1930.Indiana University Press1964-01-01
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The state and economic development in Eastern EuropeRandom House1966-01-01
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Issues in the theory of the "socialist economy"a survey.International Development Research Center, Indiana University1971-01-01
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Socialist management & planningtopics in comparative socialist economics.Indiana University Press1971-01-01
Quantitative economic policy and planningtheory and models of economic control1st ed.Norton1976-01-01-
Organizational Alternatives in Soviet-Type EconomiesCambridge University Press1979-01-01
Managing the American economy, from Roosevelt to ReaganIndiana University Press1989-01-01
Restructuring the Soviet economyin search of the marketUniversity of Michigan Press1991-01-01-
Economics of Water ResourcesFrom Regulation to Privatization (Natural Resource Management and Policy)1 editionSpringer1993-11-30
The American economythe struggle for supremacy in the 21st centuryCambridge University Press1995-01-01
Redefining the stateprivatization and welfare reform in industrial and transitional economiesCambridge University Press1997-01-01
Russia's economic transitionsfrom late tsarism to the new millenniumCambridge University Press2002-01-01