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Evsei Liberman

Soviet economist (1897–1981)

Evsei Grigorievich Liberman (Russian: Евсей Григорьевич Либерман, pronounced [jɪfˈsʲej ɡrʲɪˈɡorʲjɪvʲɪtɕ lʲɪbʲɪrˈman], Ukrainian: Овсій Григорович Ліберман;

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Topics referred to by the same term

and physiologist Erik Liberman, American actor, author and director Evsei Liberman (1897–1981), Soviet economist Hyman Liberman (1853–1923), Polish-South

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1965 Soviet economic reform

Attempt to introduce indicative planning, profits and sales to Soviet firms

rationale for reform came from Evsei Liberman of the Kharkov Institute of Engineering and Economics. An article by Liberman on this topic, titled "Plans

1965 Soviet economic reform

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Communist Party of the Soviet Union

Ruling party of the Soviet Union (1912–1991)

eventual ousting, he tried to introduce economic reforms championed by Evsei Liberman, a Soviet economist, which tried to implement market mechanisms into

Communist Party of the Soviet Union

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List of Russian scientists

disproved the Absolute Income Hypothesis, Nobel Prize in Economics winner Evsei Liberman, laid the scientific support for the Soviet Kosygin reform (initiated

List of Russian scientists

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History of the Jews in Ukraine

Esther Salaman – writer Esther Segal – poet Evgenii Wulff – biologist Evsei Liberman – economist Fabius Mieses – writer Felix Gantmacher – mathematician

History of the Jews in Ukraine

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Lev Landau

Soviet theoretical physicist (1908–1968)

following three decades by Isaak Khalatnikov. In June 1965, Lev Landau and Evsei Liberman published a letter in the New York Times, stating that as Soviet Jews

Lev Landau

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Kharkiv National University of Economics

Public university in Kharkiv, Ukraine

Simon Smith Kuznets, American economist, Nobel prize winner (1971) Evsei Liberman, Soviet economist, architect of the economic reforms of 1965 Maria Quisling

Kharkiv National University of Economics

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History of the Jews in Russia

in the New York Times Nobel Physics laureate Lev Landau (above) and Evsei Liberman said that as Soviet Jews they opposed the Student Struggle for Soviet

History of the Jews in Russia

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List of economists

Minqi (born 1969), Chinese political economist and social scientist Evsei Liberman (1897–1981), Russian/Soviet economist Justin Yifu Lin (林毅夫, born 1952)

List of economists

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VN Karazin Kharkiv National University

Public university in Kharkiv, Ukraine

botanist Vasily Krylov, pathologist Volodymyr Levytsky, statistician Evsei Liberman, economist Evgeny Lifshitz, physicist Aleksandr Lyapunov, mathematician

VN Karazin Kharkiv National University

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Charles Bettelheim

French Marxian economist and historian

as well as the 1965 economic reforms conceived by Soviet economist Evsei Liberman, suggesting a decentralization of decisions made within the planning

Charles Bettelheim

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List of Russian people

founder of the Soviet Union, introduced planned economy and Leninism Evsei Liberman, laid the scientific support for the Soviet Kosygin reform in economy

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Alexei Kosygin

Soviet politician (1904–1980)

industry. The reform was influenced by the works of Soviet economist Evsei Liberman. Kosygin overestimated the ability of the Soviet administrative machine

Alexei Kosygin

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New Economic System

East German economic policy (1963–1968)

overthrow of Khrushchev. After suggesting that Ulbricht should follow Evsei Liberman's ideas, the USSR did not provide more guidance and after Khrushchev's

New Economic System

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Slavuta

City in Khmelnytskyi Oblast, Ukraine

700. Henryk Rzewuski, Polish Romantic-era journalist and novelist. Evsei Liberman, Soviet economist. Moshé Feldenkrais, physicist and the founder of the

Slavuta

History of the Jews in Kharkiv

Committee (JAC). Léo Lania, a journalist, playwright and screenwriter. Evsei Liberman, a Soviet economist. Boris Lozhkin, a Ukrainian businessperson and philanthropist

History of the Jews in Kharkiv

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Economy of East Germany

recommended that East Germany implement the reforms of Soviet economist Evsei Liberman, an advocate of the principle of profitability and other market principles

Economy of East Germany

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History of East Germany

recommended that East Germany implement the reforms of Soviet economist Evsei Liberman, an advocate of the principle of profitability and other market principles

History of East Germany

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December 1964

Month of 1964

the capital of the Ukrainian SSR, starting on January 1. Economist Evsei Liberman of the University of Lviv had proposed that directors of factories be

December 1964

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Kharkiv Institute of Labor

candidates were employed. Among the ten contestants who were hired, Evsei Liberman stood out. By 1924, the institute secured funding to acquire modern

Kharkiv Institute of Labor

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List of covers of Time magazine (1960s)

Earle Wheeler, Wallace M. Greene & Harold K. Johnson) February 12 – Evsei Liberman February 19 – William Westmoreland February 26 – Chen Yi March 5 – Jeanne

List of covers of Time magazine (1960s)

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Bernard Safran

American painter (1924–1995)

Simon (June 4, 1965) Fernando Belaunde Terry of Peru (March 12, 1965) Evsei Liberman of the USSR (February 12, 1965) Jack Straus (January 8, 1965) "Buddhism"

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Sun Yefang

Chinese economist (1908–1983)

and was denounced by Maoists as "China's Liberman" (referring to the Khrushchev-era economist Evsei Liberman) as a result of a damaging association with

Sun Yefang

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September 1962

Month of 1962

published the article "Plans, Profits, and Bonuses", by economics professor Evsei Liberman of the Kharkiv National University of Economics, as the Communist Party

September 1962

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Génia

(sister of pianist Vladimir Horowitz and wife of the Soviet economist Evsei Liberman). Génia continued her studies with pianist and teacher Sergei Yushkevitch

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Aleksei Rumyantsev

Soviet economist, sociologist and academic

magazine. Rumyantsev was one of the first supporters of the works of Evsei Liberman which eventually led to the Soviet economic reforms. From 1958 to 1964

Aleksei Rumyantsev

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