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# 02.05.2024 Ende der Sowjetunion | ||
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## Ch. 10 After Stalin | ||
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2. WW: loss of pop and GDP | ||
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after 2WW - 1980 | ||
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- exceptional growth capital stocl | ||
- big increase employment | ||
- some expansion cultivated acreage | ||
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after 1980 = slowdown | ||
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classical explanation = extensive growht / intensive growth | ||
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- institutions not made for efficient combination of output | ||
- system was good for shifting of underused labor surplus | ||
- after full employment = useless | ||
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### Weitzman Analysis | ||
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- Soviet Model = Cobb Douglas with elasticity of substitution = 0.4 (not one as normal) | ||
- missing technological growth = no longer problem | ||
- but shrinking labor supply | ||
- rapid growth => abrupt slowdown | ||
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![img](../images/2024-05-02_16-41-51.jpg) | ||
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- Soviet Union Isoquant Figure: | ||
- in 1928: 1% more capital = 0.97 more output (=capital constrained) | ||
- in 1960 = labor and capital both efficient | ||
- in 1980: 1% more labor = 0.8% more output (=labor constrained) | ||
- with better elasticity of substitution = grwoth would go on (similar to Japan) | ||
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### Allen analysis | ||
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- not EOS problem, but investment | ||
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**Reconstruction Investment** | ||
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- e.g refitting old factories | ||
- high input needed | ||
- less output growth | ||
- wasteful | ||
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Politcal Reasons for reconstruction investment | ||
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- employment protection | ||
- provision of housing was trough employer | ||
- believe to be more economic | ||
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**Resource Depletion** | ||
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- 1970s: western russian resources depleted | ||
- shift to siberia = wasteful + espensive | ||
- resource course | ||
- example: energy (coal) | ||
- coal in west (donezk) depelted | ||
- shift to siberia = more expensive | ||
- solution would have been trade | ||
- but focus in self-suffiency in SU | ||
- no conservation of energy | ||
- soft budget constraint = not rising prices | ||
- lacking monitoring | ||
- no agreement | ||
- no politicaln will for long run investment | ||
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poor incentives => not efficient resource use | ||
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**Technology** | ||
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**classical analysis:** conservative towards new technology | ||
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- no in house research, but in institutes | ||
- benefits of technology = only to consumers, not enterprises | ||
- output target = no incetinve to innovate | ||
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**Allen analyisis** | ||
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- significant research on site (ex. cement industry) | ||
- external factor = arms race | ||
- reallocation to military sector (esp. R&D) | ||
- military-industrial secotr = take all bright heads | ||
- plans did not make sense generally | ||
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=> market driven technological change needed | ||
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- not one person has to solve problems (like Gorbachev) | ||
- but the market in general |
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# 13.06.2024 Empirie ASV | ||
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Leonard Kucik | ||
## Über die Texte | ||
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Leonard Kukic | ||
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- Assistant Prof: Universitad Madrid | ||
- Topics: Economic History, Eastern Europe | ||
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2018: | ||
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2020: | ||
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## Wirtschaftsgeshichte Jugoslawiens | ||
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- 45-51: Schockindustrialisierung | ||
- wie Sowjetunion | ||
- zentralisiert | ||
- 48-65: eigenes Modell der Zentralplaung | ||
- Entscheidungsfreiheit in Unternehmen | ||
- Arbeiterselbstverwaltung | ||
- softere Targets, keine Kollektivierung | ||
- zentralen Investment-Fond (staatliches Kapital) | ||
- 65-74: Marktsozialismus | ||
- GATT-Beitritt (WTO Pred.) | ||
- Einbindung internationaler Handel | ||
- Arbeiterräte in Firmen | ||
- Banken als Finanziers | ||
- Bewegungsfreiheit / Migrationsphase | ||
- 74-91: Untergang | ||
- Überregulierung | ||
- Backlash gegen Liberalisierung | ||
- Tito stirbt | ||
- ethnische / politische streitigkeiten über Zukunft | ||
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## Definitionen | ||
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**Solow Modell** | ||
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- exogenes long-run growth model | ||
- Cobb Douglas Produktionsfunktion | ||
- grundlage von Growth Accounting (erwähnt in Paper) | ||
- Versuch zu erklären, warum einige Länder arm, andere reich sind | ||
- basierend auf Kapitalstock / Labor Force / Investments etc | ||
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**TFP** = Total Factor Productivity | ||
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- Effizienz der Verwendung der beiden Produktionsfaktoren in Output | ||
- "Measure of our Ignorance" = was wir nicht messen können | ||
- Institutionen, Culture, Geography, Technology | ||
- insbesondere wichtig, wenn Wirtschaft weiter entwickelt ist | ||
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## Paper 1: BCA | ||
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Wachstumsfaktoren Analyse mit Business Cycle Accounting | ||
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## Socialist growth revisited: insights from Yugoslavia | ||
- neoklassisches wachstumsmodell | ||
- wedges = abweichung vom "perfekten Pfad" | ||
- vergleich mit anderen staaten (Griechenland, USA, ...) | ||
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Ergebisse: | ||
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- TFP = insgesmat wichtig für Wachstum | ||
- ab 1980: sinkendes TFP Growth | ||
- besonders relecant aber: labor wedge sinkt | ||
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> **Labor wedge:** structure of incentives determining provision of labor | ||
> | ||
> => interpreted as distortion arising due to increased taxation | ||
sozialistische firma = distorted version of perfectly competitve economy | ||
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- European Review of Economic History | ||
- DOI: [10.1093/ereh/hey001](http://doi.org/10.1093/ereh/hey001) | ||
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## Origins of regional divergence: economic growth in socialist Yugoslavia | ||
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![img](../images/2024-05-02_11-54-22.jpg) | ||
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Grund für Labor Wedge: 1965 Reform | ||
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- The Economic History Review | ||
- DOI: [10.1111/ehr.12967](http://doi.org/10.1111/ehr.12967) | ||
- maximize income per worker | ||
- wage rate above market rate | ||
- less investment | ||
- restrict labor entry (like strong unions?) | ||
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Kritik / Gedanken | ||
## Paper 2: Divergence | ||
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> **(Solow)-Convergence** (Conditional) | ||
> | ||
> - Tendenz dass sich arme Länder höhere Wachstumsrate haben | ||
> - sich reichen damit annähern (Catch Up Growth) | ||
> - typisches Beispiel: Südstaaten Nordstaaten USA | ||
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reichere Regionen | ||
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- höheres Ausgangsniveau = Vergangenheit in Austro-ungarn | ||
- und dann auch noch mehr Wachstum | ||
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![img](../images/2024-05-02_12-31-14.jpg) | ||
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## Rolle des Ölschocks | ||
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externer Schock | ||
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- balance of payments krise = devisenmangel | ||
- energieineffizienz der Wirtschaft = teuer | ||
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=> jugoslawischen Wirtschaft den Todesstoß gegeben | ||
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## Kritik / Gedanken | ||
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- Finanzielle Unterstützung von *Mercatus Center* (neoliberaler Think Tank) | ||
- gibt dem ganzen ein Geschmäckle | ||
- gibt dem ganzen ein Geschmäckle | ||
- abneigung gegen gewerkschaften / income per worker maximizing | ||
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- wie hat der Öl schock andere Länder gebrochen (die kapitalistisch waren) | ||
- bspw. **XX?** | ||
- wenn 1965 reformen wichtig für downfall waren, warum dann erst ab 71 sichtbar? | ||
- sozialismus = abweichung von perfket competitive economy? | ||
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