O "não-crescimento" da economia soviética

At a time when "distinguished" economists such as John Kenneth Galbraith and Paul Samuelson were praising the central planning regime of the former Soviet Union, G. Warren Nutter of the University of Virginia was conducting his own autopsy of the USSR and found it dead on arrival.

A mere 20 years after Nutter died from cancer (way too young), his words proved to be prophetic as the communist system died a terrible death, leaving hunger and poverty in its wake. Yet, today, we...

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Warren Nutter’s assessment was no abstraction, but rather the result of years of close study of the relationship between state policy and industrial concentration in the United States - the subject of his dissertation at the University of Chicago.

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The Soviet Economy Was Not Growing; It Was Dying

Warren Nutter’s assessment was no abstraction, but rather the result of…

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