A comprehensive analysis of the Soviet economy from a legal
perspective, this book discusses the Soviet theory of legal
regulation of economic activity and the formal structure of
economic legislation. The authors argue that two contradictory
tendencies characterize the Soviet economic regulatory system:
reform and retreat from reform. Legal reform efforts usually result
from the attempt to increase economic efficiency, which typically
involves according greater independence to lower-level economic
organizations. The danger that political power might be undermined,
however, eventually leads to the reestablishment of the dominance
of the central authorities over lower-level decisionmaking. Drs.
Ioffe and Maggs also examine the tensions in labor law, which must
reconcile the needs of the economy for job mobility and high worker
morale with administrative ideals of strict discipline, and the
legal aspects of technology transfer. In addition, emphasis is
placed on the ways that economic legislation is developed and
applied in practice; the authors note in particular the progress
that has been made in systemization and codification of economic
legislation.
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