Papers in Economics and Sociology

Preface to the Polish EditionForewordPart I. Marxist and Socialist Theory The Role of the State in Monopoly Capitalism John Strachey on Contemporary Capitalism Fundamental Problems in the Period of Socialist Construction Lenin's Theory of Revolution and the Economically Less Developed Countries Ludwik Krzywicki—Theorist of Historical MaterialismPart II. Political Economy and Socialism The Political Economy of Socialism The Role of Planning in a Socialist Economy From Accounting to MathematicsPart III. Economic Theory Forms of Supply Adjustment and Economic Equilibrium A Note on Innovations Say's Law: A Restatement and Criticism Some Problems Concerning Economic Planning in Underdeveloped Countries An Introduction to the Theory of Economic Development Political EconomyPart IV. Economic-mathematical Models, Econometrics and Statistics The Stability of Market Equilibrium On the Theory of the Multiplier Theoretical Derivation of Elasticities of Demand and Supply: The Direct Method The Foundations of Welfare Economics On Statistical Regularities Averages and Means Statistical Estimation of Parameters in Markov Processes Michal KaleckVs Model of the Business Cycle A New Version of KaleckVs Model Some Observations on Input-Output AnalysisPart V. Economic Science in the Service of Practice Current Problems of Economic Science in Poland Closing Speech at the Second Congress of Polish Economists, Warsaw, 9th June 1956 How I See the Polish Economic Model The Role of the Co-operative Movement in the Construction of Socialism Observations on the Second Five-Year Plan in India The Tasks of Economic Planning in Ceylon Economic Development, Planning and International Co-operation Prospects of Economic Science under Socialism The Role of Science in the Development of a Socialist Society The Situation and Tasks of the Economic Sciences Economics in the Twenty Years of Independence Planning and Economic Theory Current Problems of the Socialist EconomyBibliography of Works 1925-1963