Accounting for war : Soviet production, employment, and the defence burden, 1940-1945, Mark Harrison, (electronic resource)

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Contents: 1. The research agenda -- 2. An inside view -- 3. Measuring Soviet GNP -- 4. Industry -- 5. GNP and the defence burden -- 6. The Alliance -- 7. War losses -- 8. Conclusion -- App. A. Price deflators -- App. B. Defence industry production -- App. C. Civilian industry production -- App. D. From gross output to value added -- App. E. Cross-checks on defence industry trends -- App. F. An input/output table -- App. G. Industrial employment -- App. H. Agricultural production -- App. I. The workforce -- App. J. Foreign trade and aid -- App. K. Defence outlays -- App. L. Defence requirements -- App. M. Human capital costs -- App. N. The trend in GNP

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