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The Military Origins of Soviet Industrialization

Kontorovich, Vladimir·2015·Comparative Economic Studies
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  • Such shifts would free up surplus for necessary heavy industrialization, especially for reasons of defense, and renewable energy infrastructure, and the creation of national and regional transportation infrastructures.

    “Such shifts would free up surplus for necessary heavy industrialization, especially for reasons of defense (Kontorovich, 2015), and renewable energy infrastructure, and the creation of national and regional transportation infrastructures.”

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Kontorovich, V.
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Comparative Economic Studies
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Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Published
2015-12-01
Volume
57
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4
Pages
669-692
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  • 0888-7233
  • 1478-3320
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10.1057/ces.2015.8
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