Soviet Industrial Production, 1928 to 1955: Real Growth and Hidden Inflation
描述了1928至1950年间苏联工业增长统计中隐性通胀的机制，比较了苏联与西方增长估计中的替代偏差，并解释了穆尔斯廷悖论。
The mechanism of hidden inflation in Soviet industrial growth statistics between 1928 and 1950 is described. Hidden inflation arose when new products were substituted for old ones. Substitution biases in Soviet and Western growth estimates are compared; the extent of hidden inflation in the Soviet figures is estimated. The view that all Soviet growth series were exaggerated is qualified; the presumption that the lower a figure, the more reliable it must be, is overturned. The Moorsteen paradox, hidden inflation in industry as a whole, but none in machinebuilding where product innovation was most rapid, is explained.