Leites K. Recent Economic Developments in Russia

Oxford: Clarendon press, 1922. — 248 p. Publication of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Division of Economics and History.The author of the present publication on the economic condition of Russia during and after the World War has for a number of years carefully studied the economic development of his country and treated it in various investigations in Russian periodicals thus in the weekly journal of the Russian Ministry of Finance and in independent monographs. On the occasion of the revision of the Germano-Russian commercial treaty he was in 1912 sent to Berlin by the Government and after the outbreak of the War he moved to Denmark where he stayed for several years.General effect of the world war on the economic life of Russia prior to the Bolshevik revolutionFinancial effects
Credit operations
Interior and foreign loans
Industry
The agrarian question
The food scarcity and the measures adopted to overcome it
The disorganization of transport
The role of the co-operative movement during the warResults of the economic policy of the BolsheviksState of finances
State of industry
The labour question
The agrarian question
Transport
Food supplyEconomic life in Soviet Russia in 1920The financial situation
The industrial situation
Fuel
Transport
The labour question
Economic rural conditions
The food question
Foreign trade