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The Investment Complex and the Intensification of Production
The Twenty-sixth Party Congress indicated that the main problem confronting all spheres of the national economy is to complete the transition to the predominantly intensive path of development.
Towards an East-West dialogue in economic theory: Action of the law of value in Western Europe : Preprint to the 1989 Annual Conference of European association for evolutionary political economy, Keswick, Cumbria Enited Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland, Sept. 20-22, 1989
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Soviet Society under Perestroika : David Lane, (Unwin Hyman, Boston/ London/Sydney/Wellington, 1990) pp. xv+401, ISBN 004 4451660, [UK pound]40.00 Hb; ISBN 004 451679, [UK pound]12.95 Pb
The Nation's Production Apparatus: Utilization and Reconstruction
The draft of the new CPSU Program states that the dramatic acceleration of scientific-technological progress is the key issue in the Party's economic strategy. The rapid modernization of the production apparatus on the basis of progressive technology is of paramount importance. Labor productivity will have to be raised substantially through the acceleration of scientific-technological progress, radical reform of technology and production processes, and the mobilization of all technological, organizational, economic, and social factors.