Re: [OPE-L] income distribution in China

[Paul Cockshott <wpc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Further on that, another source is Lane's 
'Soviet Economy and Society', Blackwell 1985
This has lots of data on incomes in the USSR up to the
late 70s 

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David Lane published a number of books on this in the 70s
that were more up to date than that citation. I remember one
of them being called the Socialist Industrial State,
I don't have them on the bookshelf at home at the moment
so I cant give a more precise ref.

There was a US guy called Syzmanski who published a book
'Is the red flag flying' about the same time as a polemic
against Maoism, that argued that the income distribution
in the USSR was structurally different.

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Ian,

try 'Wages, Prices and Social Legislation in the Soviet Union'  Lief
Bjork
London  1953 (Dennis Dobson)

The Journal 'Soviet Studies' has various articles .

PB
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From: "Ian Wright" <iwright@xxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Friday, February 18, 2005 4:49 PM
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> Thanks very much Jerry, I'll take a look when I get the opportunity. I
> wonder also if anyone has any knowledge and expertise on income
> distribution in the old soviet union, e.g. were the functional forms
> different to that found in capitalism?
> ATB, Ian.
>
> On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 11:20:15 -0500, Gerald_A_Levy@xxxxxxx
> <Gerald_A_Levy@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>