Soviet industrial production, 1928 to 1955: real growth and hidden inflation

Article Abstract:

Hidden inflation is examined from industrial growth data for the Soviet Union from 1928-1950. New products replacing old products could give rise to hidden inflation. Lower growth figures are seen as not necessarily more reliable.

Manufacturing Production, Industrial productivity, Soviet Union

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Monetary growth and inflation in China: a reexamination

Article Abstract:

Cointegration theory is used to reassess links between inflation and monetary forces in mainland China. There appears to be a long-term link between money stock and price level and monetary growth and inflation.

China, Inflation (Economics)

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Money growth-inflation relationship in postcommunist Russia

Article Abstract:

The relationship between money growth and prices in Russian is becoming weaker as Russia achieves greater economic stability.

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