Productivity in Soviet iron mining, 1890-1960.
ResearchPublished 1953
ResearchPublished 1953
Another RAND study which atempts to determine the capability and growth of Soviet economic war potential. The present research memorandum analyzes the labor productivity trends in Soviet iron mining from 1890 to 1940. In addition, the approximate productivity level expected in 1960 is estimated.
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