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John P. Burkett
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The Disintegration of the Soviet Economic System ISBN: 9781003389255
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Autor:
John P. Burkett
Publikováno v:
Eastern Economic Journal. 31:585-599
Health care administrators and public policy makers are currently much concerned with the labor supply of nurses and nursing assistants. Hospitals and nursing homes, complaining of labor shortages, request public assistance to enable them to pay high
Autor:
John P. Burkett
Publikováno v:
The Journal of International Trade & Economic Development. 9:193-211
The hypothesis that all countries belong to a single cone of diversification is often used in studies of international trade. However, contrary to this hypothesis, the range of capital–labour input ratios in US industries does not encompass the ran
Publikováno v:
European Journal of Political Economy. 15:207-228
Several papers in the literature have posited that inequality hinders growth by leading to high distorting taxes and transfers. We retest whether inequality and transfers are positively linked, using several alternative definitions and data sets incl
Publikováno v:
Economic Development and Cultural Change. 47:471-95
Everybody knows now that the “hardware” dimension of development—the physical infrastructure, for example—is a lot easier to put in place than the “software” to keep it operable, which depends on local skills and institutions. (United Nat
Autor:
John P. Burkett
Publikováno v:
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization. 34:173-187
A bureaucratic hierarchy compresses information flowing upward and disaggregates directives passing downward, thus making itself amenable to modeling by reduced-rank regression. Applying this technique to the Soviet government, we find that about eig
Autor:
John P. Burkett
Publikováno v:
Comparative Economic Studies. 35:49-52
The fact that output is seldom limited by demand in centrally planned economies may, as Chang (1992) rightly stresses, simplify the task of modeling non-clearing markets. However, there are two grounds for skepticism about Chang's model of the market