Preface
Introduction
Part I. The Analysis of Wage Structures in the Western System and in the Soviet-type System: 1. The wage hierarchy in the market and planning theories
2. Constructing a comparative model of wage structures
3. A statistical analysis of the wage dispersion
4. Analyzing intersector earning differences
5. Stability and adaptation of wage structures
Part II. Why are the Wage Structures in both Systems so Similar: 6. Two different types of wage regulation
7. The structuring role of sectors and large firms in the two systems
8. Pay and the division of labour between manual and non-manual workers
9. The dispersion of disposable incomes of households in the two systems
10. A tentative synthesis
Conclusion
Appendix
Glossary
Statistical sources and bibliography
Index.
