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  1. Book ; Online: Russia in Transition

    Friedman, Elisha M

    A Business Man's Appraisal

    (RLE: Early Western Responses to Soviet Russia)

    2017  

    Abstract: 1. The Rate Of Growth -- 2. Control Of Variables -- 3· Shortage Of Supplies, Skilled Labor, And Management -- 4· World-Wide Decline Of Prices -- 5· Foreign Trade -- 6. "Miscalculations And Disproportions" -- G. Burdens Imposed By The Five-Year Plan -- 1. ...

    Series title RLE: Early Western Responses to Soviet Russia
    Abstract 1. The Rate Of Growth -- 2. Control Of Variables -- 3· Shortage Of Supplies, Skilled Labor, And Management -- 4· World-Wide Decline Of Prices -- 5· Foreign Trade -- 6. "Miscalculations And Disproportions" -- G. Burdens Imposed By The Five-Year Plan -- 1. Curtailed Consumers' Industries -- 2. Shortage Of Consumers' Goods -- 3. Lowered Standard Of Living -- 4. Increased Pressure -- H. Results Achieved And Failures -- 1. Plan vs. Achievement -- 2. General Progress -- 3. Specific Achievements -- a. Products of Farm and Forest -- i. Farm Products -- ii. Forest Products -- iii. Foods -- b. Raw Materials -- i. Coal -- ii. Peat -- iii. Petroleum -- iv. Iron and Steel -- v. Manganese -- vi. Non-Ferrous Metals -- vii. Chemicals -- viii. Building Materials -- c. Heavy Industries -- i. Machinery Manufacture -- ii. Agricultural Machinery -- iii. Tractors and Automobiles -- iv. Electric Power -- v. Electrical Equipment -- 4. Labor -- 5. Exports -- I. Quotas Unrealized -- 1. Capital Construction -- 2. Heavy Industry -- a. Tractors -- b. Machinery -- 3. Light Industry -- 4. High Costs Of Production -- 5. Deterioration Of Quality -- 6. Rate Of Increase -- J. The Second Five-Year Plan -- K. Appraisal And Forecast -- Chapter V. Agriculture -- A. Aims -- 1. Socialism In Agriculture -- 2. Pre-War Experience -- B. Reasons For Collectives -- 1. Requisitions And Grain Levies -- 2. The Peasant Capitalist -- 3. Need Of The Five-Year Plan For Increased Output -- C. Collective Farms -- 1. Pressure To Collectivize -- 2. Inducements To Collectivize -- 3. Forms Of Collectivization -- 4. Wage Systems -- 5. Model Articles Of Association for An Artel -- 6. Extent Of Collectivization -- 7. Reduced Tempo -- a. "Dizziness from Success" -- b. Resolutions to Moderate Tempo -- c. Results of Reversal of Policy -- 8. Trading By Peasants Reappears -- 9. Result--Rationing Ends

    4. Specific Shortages -- 5. Low Rations -- 6. Causes -- 7. Privileged Buyers -- 8. Queues, The Cost Of Waiting For Rations -- 9. State Stores, Higher Prices, Without Rationing -- 10. Private Trade Freed, Rationing Abandoned, Rising Prices And Wages -- 11. International Comparisons -- G. Real Wages -- 1. Present And Pre-War Levels -- a. Two Indexes--Discrepancies and Explanation -- b. Evidence of Decline in Real Wages -- c. Variation in Wage Scale -- d. Shortage of Consumers' Goods and Decline of Purchasing Power -- H. Wage Comparisons With Other Countries -- 1. International Comparisons, Present And Pre-War -- 2. Soviet Errors In Statistics -- I. Factory Discipline -- 1. Breaches Of Discipline -- 2. Causes Of Poor Discipline -- 3. Remedies For Lax Discipline -- a. Appeals to the Workers -- b. Centralization of Authority -- c. Deductions from Wages -- d. Dismissal -- e. Imprisonment or Forced Labor -- J. High Labor Turnover -- 1. Facts -- 2. Causes Of High Labor Turnover -- a. Differences in the Standards of Living -- b. Wage Differences -- 3. Remedy For High Labor Turnover -- a. Differences in Wage Scales -- b. Rewards for Staying at Jobs -- c. Penalties for Roving -- d. Severer Restrictions -- e. Injunctions on Managers -- K. Union Agreements And Strikes -- L. The Exploitation Of Labor -- 1. Piece Work And Speeding Up Of Production -- 2. Abandoning Labor Standards -- 3. Forced Labor -- a. Forms of Drafted Labor -- i. Self-Imposed Obligation -- ii. Indentured Workers -- iii. Statutory Draft -- b. Labor-Draft Decrees -- c. Instances of Forced Labor -- i. Forestry -- ii. Grain Transport -- iii. Coal Mining -- iv. River Transport -- v. General Labor -- vi. Convict Labor -- M. Industrial Democracy vs. Efficiency -- 1. Self-Expression Of Labor -- 2. Administrative Difficulties -- 3. Centralization Of Authority -- Chapter VII. Industry -- A. Raw Materials

    B. Capital Requirements -- C. Machinery -- D. Labor -- E. Management -- 1. The Organization Of Industry -- 2. Lack Of Experience -- 3. Lack Of Engineers -- 4. Training Of Russian Engineers -- 5. Attitude Toward Bourgeois Engineers -- a. Conciliation of Bourgeois Engineers -- b. Reasons for Reversal of Attitude -- c. Results of the New Policy -- 6. Penalties vs. Initiative -- 7. Foreign Technical AID -- a. Benefits -- b. Difficulties -- c. Remedies Proposed -- d. Suspension -- F. Foreign Contracts -- 1. American Corporation Contracts -- 2. Magnitogorsk Steel Plant -- 3. Foreign Concessions -- 4. Contracts With Individuals -- 5. Comments And Recommendations Of Foreign Engineers -- G. Scientific Management Or Rationalization -- 1. Methods -- 2. Establishment Of Wage Rates -- a. Piece Work and Bonuses -- b. Errors in Rate Making -- 3. Trade-Union Attitude -- 4. The Five-Day Week -- a. Theory -- b. Practice -- c. Stalin's Views -- d. Abandonment of the Five-Day Week -- 5. Automatic Devices -- 6. Lack Of An Efficient Spirit -- 7. Poor Planning And Inadequate Routing -- 8. Typical Situations -- a. Stalingrad Tractor Plant -- b. Magnitogorsk Steel Plant -- c. Rostov Agricultural Machinery Plant -- d. Nizhni Novgorod Automobile Plant -- e. Electric Power Plants -- f. The "Giant Plants" Don't Work! -- 9. Remedies -- a. Reduce Investigations -- b. "Towing" by "Shock Brigades" -- c. Management by Government Fiat -- d. Restoration of Small Industry -- e. Recommendations of American Engineers -- H. High Cost Of Production -- 1. Breakdown Of Machinery -- I. Quality Of Production -- 1. The Facts -- 2. Causes Of Poor Quality -- 3. Results -- 4. Remedies -- J. Accounting System -- 1. Income Accounts -- 2. Distribution Of Industrial Profits -- K. Capitalistic Aspects -- L. Remedies -- 1. Decentralization -- 2. Highly Paid Executives -- 3. Foreign AID

    Chapter VIII. Transportation

    Cover -- Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Dedication Page -- Preface -- Contents -- Analytical Table Of Contents -- Part One: Postscript And Summary -- Chapter I. Perspectives -- A. Pornt Of View -- B. Historic Background And Precedents -- C Soviet AIMS -- D. Soviet Principles -- E. Qualifying Conditions Of The Experiment -- F. Soviet Method -- G. Soviet Results -- H. Effect On The Western World -- I. Communism vs. Capitalism -- J. A Forecast -- Part Two: The Background -- Chapter II. An Historical Analogy--The French Revolution -- A. The Impetus To Revolution -- B. Similarities -- 1. Prophets Of Revolution -- 2. Methods And Technique -- 3· The Course Of Events -- C. Dissimilarities Of The Two Revolutions -- 1. Differences In Aims -- 2. Differences In Privileged Classes -- 3· Differences In Method -- D. Attitude Of Europe Toward The Two Revolutions -- E. The Effects Of The French Revolution -- 1. General Effects -- 2. Liberalism And Reaction -- F. Soviet Prospects In The Light Of History -- Chapter III. The Soviet Mind -- A. Revolution--The New Revelation -- B. The War Psychosis -- C. The Sense Of Inferiority And Its Results -- D. Psychological Gains -- E. Psychological Losses -- F. The Thirst For Power -- G. The Social Heredity -- H. Changing Human Nature -- I. Psychological Reaction And Disillusionment -- Part Three: The Present Scene -- Chapter IV. The Five-Year Plan -- A. Origin And History Of The Plan -- 1. Pre-War Plan And Growth -- 2. History Of Planning -- 3· Trotsky's Version -- B. Motives Underlying The Five-Year Plan -- C. Aims Of The Five-Year Plan -- D. Program Of The Five-Year Plan -- 1. The Percentage Of Increases -- 2. The Investment -- 3· The Ambitious Scale -- 4· The Series Of Plans -- E. Method Of The Five-Year Plan -- F. Difficulties Of The Five-Year Plan

    D. State Farms -- 1. Growth -- 2. Operation -- 3. Difficulties -- 4. Value And Benefits -- E. Immediate Results Of Collectivization -- 1. Difficulties And Evils -- 2. Elimination Of The Kulak -- 3. Decline Of Live Stock And Prohibition Of Slaughter -- 4. Permission To Slaughter And Sell Privately -- 5. Result--Stealing Crops And De-Collectivization -- 6. Private Selling Re-Abolished -- 7. Effect On The Industrial Plan -- F. Long-Range Results Of The Agricultural Program -- 1. Increased Crops And Increased Exports -- 2. Government Independence Of The Small Peasant -- 3. Rise Of The Standard Of Living -- 4. Mechanization Of Farms -- 5. An Agricultural Proletariat -- G. Agricultural Prospects -- 1. Effect On Russia -- 2. Effect On The World -- Chapter VI. Labor -- A. Motives And Incentives -- 1. New Motives -- 2. Old Motives -- B. Supply Of Labor -- 1. Increase Of Industrial Workers -- 2. Women In Industry -- 3. Reduction Of Turnover -- 4. Quality Of Labor -- 5. Education Of Labor -- C. Hours Of Labor -- 1. Working Day -- 2. Working Week -- D. Nominal Or Money Wages -- 1. Systems Of Payment -- a. Time Work -- b. Piece Work and Bonuses -- c. Maximum Wage Limits and "Soldiering" -- d. Unlimited Maximum and Bonuses -- 2. Spread Between Skilled And Unskilled Labor -- a. Differentiation of Wage Scales -- b. Standardization of the Grades -- c. Variations Too Extreme -- d. Reduction of the Spread -- 3. Nominal Wages By Industries And By Years -- 4. Supplementary Compensation And Socialized Wage -- a. Nature and Amount -- b. Offsetting Deductions -- 5. Opinion Of Soviet Officials -- E. Social Welfare -- 1. Labor Standards -- 2. Recreation -- 3. Education -- 4. Social Insurance And Public Health -- F. Standards Of Living And Cost Of Living -- 1. Comparison With Pre-War Standards -- 2. Geographical Differences In Cost -- 3. Price Indexes And Some Price Lists
    Language English
    Size 1 Online-Ressource (651 pages)
    Document type Book ; Online
    ISBN 9781138085473 ; 9781351618625 ; 9781138085473 ; 1138085472 ; 1351618628 ; 1138085472
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  2. Article ; Online: Ethical Issues in Medical Rehabilitation: The Dilemma of Who to Admit.

    Friedman, Alan / Friedman, Basil / Lutzky, Lena / Friedman, Elisha / Strous, Rael D / Treger, Iuly

    American journal of physical medicine & rehabilitation

    2022  Volume 101, Issue 12, Page(s) 1168–1174

    Abstract: Abstract: Ethical allocation of scare medical resources is a ubiquitous challenge in many, if not all, medical specialties. The field of physical medicine and rehabilitation is no exception and presents its own unique dilemmas. We report on a small ... ...

    Abstract Abstract: Ethical allocation of scare medical resources is a ubiquitous challenge in many, if not all, medical specialties. The field of physical medicine and rehabilitation is no exception and presents its own unique dilemmas. We report on a small inpatient rehabilitation unit at a large university medical center with a large catchment area representing a vast range of socioeconomic classes. The decision of whom to admit is a constant challenge. We review the existing literature regarding ethical considerations in rehabilitation department admission criteria and attempt to analyze criteria used to admit patients to a general physical medicine and rehabilitation ward. Finally, we discuss our medical center approach to the ethical dilemma of admission priority. A systemic search was conducted in six sources (PubMed, Google Scholar, ScienceDirect, Cochrane Library, LILACS, Embase). Searches were limited to English language articles with no date restriction, reflecting all available data. A reviewer applied the inclusion criteria to identify relevant articles.This review highlights a number of important ethical issues in evaluation and selection criteria that may assist clinicians in improving selection procedures and standardizing access to inpatient rehabilitation. Further high-quality empirical studies and reviews of ethical admission practice with regard to rehabilitation acceptance are required.
    MeSH term(s) Humans ; Hospitalization ; Inpatients ; Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine ; Patient Selection
    Language English
    Publishing date 2022-01-21
    Publishing country United States
    Document type Review ; Journal Article
    ZDB-ID 219390-5
    ISSN 1537-7385 ; 0002-9491 ; 0894-9115
    ISSN (online) 1537-7385
    ISSN 0002-9491 ; 0894-9115
    DOI 10.1097/PHM.0000000000001971
    Database MEDical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System OnLINE

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  3. Article: Using Hierarchical Classes to Analyze Organization of the Self-Concept

    Tarlow Friedman, Elisha / Haaga, David A.F.

    European Journal of Psychological Assessment

    2007  Volume 23, Issue 1

    Abstract: This study evaluated in several ways the concurrent and discriminant validity of measuring self-concept organization via Hierarchical Classes (HICLAS) analysis of interview-derived self-descriptions. College students (N = 85) listed and then ... ...

    Institution American University, Washington, DC, USA
    Abstract This study evaluated in several ways the concurrent and discriminant validity of measuring self-concept organization via Hierarchical Classes (HICLAS) analysis of interview-derived self-descriptions. College students (N = 85) listed and then described using their own words various self-aspects, and they completed standardized measures of depressive symptoms, self-esteem, and verbal ability. As expected, self-views were multifaceted and hierarchically organized. The proportion of negative self-descriptors provided was positively correlated with depressive symptoms and negatively correlated with self-esteem. Positive and negative self-descriptors were compartmentalized across self-aspects. These results supported the concurrent validity of the information yielded by HICLAS analysis. Supporting the discriminant validity of the method, indices of the elaboration of the self-concept were not correlated with depressive symptoms. No HICLAS variables were significantly confounded by individual differences in verbal ability. We conclude that HICLAS analysis of self-generated descriptors is a promising, flexible method of idiographic assessment of self-concept organization.
    Keywords self-concept ; hierarchical classes ; assessment ; self-concept organization
    Publishing date 2007-01-17
    Document type Article
    ZDB-ID 2090873-8
    ISSN 2151-2426 ; 1015-5759 ; 1015-5759
    ISSN (online) 2151-2426
    ISSN 1015-5759
    DOI 10.1027/1015-5759.23.1.9
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  4. Book ; Conference proceedings: American problems of reconstruction;

    Friedman, Elisha Michael

    a national symposium on the economic and financial aspects

    1918  

    Author's details edited by Elisha M. Friedman ; with a foreword by Franklin k. Lane
    Keywords Industrial efficiency. ; World War, 1914-1918/Economic aspects
    Language English
    Size xxvi, 471 p. :, map ;, 21 cm.
    Publisher E. P. Dutton
    Publishing place New York, N.Y
    Document type Book ; Conference proceedings
    Note Includes index.
    Database NAL-Catalogue (AGRICOLA)

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  5. Book: Tracts on political economy,

    Spence, William / Friedman, Elisha Michael

    viz. 1. Britain independent of commerce; 2. Agriculture the source of wealth; 3. The objections against the corn bill refuted; 4. Speech on the East India trade

    1933  

    Institution East India Company
    Keywords Agriculture ; Agriculture/Economic aspects. ; Corn laws (Great Britain) ; Great Britain
    Language English
    Size 265 p.
    Publisher privately printed
    Publishing place New York
    Document type Book
    Note "Reprinted from an edition published in London in 1822 by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown. Republished in 1933 by the Viking Press." ; Foreword by Elisha M. Friedman.
    Database NAL-Catalogue (AGRICOLA)

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  6. Book: International commerce and reconstruction

    Friedman, Elisha M / Johnson, Joseph French

    1920  

    Author's details by Elisha M. Friedman with a foreword by Joseph French Johnson
    Language English
    Size XXII, 432 S
    Publisher Dutton
    Publishing place New-York
    Document type Book
    Database ECONomics Information System

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  7. Book ; Conference proceedings: American problems of reconstruction

    Fisner, Irving / Friedman, Elisha M / Kemmerer, E. W / Lane, Franklin K / Seligman, Edwin R. A

    a national symposium on the economic and financial aspects

    1918  

    Abstract: S. 361-390: Fisner, Irving: Stabilizing the dollar in purchasing power ... S. 391-414: Kemmerer, E. W.: The war and interest rates ... S. 427-446: Seligman, Edwin R. A.: Fiscal ... ...

    Author's details Edited by Elisha M. Friedman. With a foreword by Franklin K. Lane; Irving Fisner; E. W. Kemmerer; Edwin R. A. Seligman
    Abstract S. 361-390: Fisner, Irving: Stabilizing the dollar in purchasing power

    S. 391-414: Kemmerer, E. W.: The war and interest rates

    S. 427-446: Seligman, Edwin R. A.: Fiscal reconstruction
    Keywords Kriegswirtschaftsdemobilisierung ; Wirtschaftspolitik ; Finanzpolitik ; Geldpolitik ; Vereinigte Staaten
    Size XXVI, 471 S
    Publisher Dutton
    Publishing place New York
    Document type Book ; Conference proceedings
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