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Soviet Wages and Salaries,s from the capitalist mode of production that Marx analysed. The assumption, discussed in the preceding chapter - that at the margin, wages should equal productivity - is deduced from an assumption that firms maximise profits. Irrespective of whether one accepts this theory, as applied to capitalist

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Taganrog Post-USSR: Patriarchy, Poverty, Perspectives,ys were bad, but, nevertheless, conditions of life have deteriorated drastically for many Russians. In the wake of ‘market reform’, poverty, social tension, stress and insecurity have taken a tragic toll in terms of well being, health and life expectancy. The labour market is only a part of this sce

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