The Economics of Forced Labor - by Paul R. Gregory
Forced-labor camps split-up families, ruined lives, killed people and took an economic toll on the Soviet Union. This book helps to explain some of the other losses which the camps caused:
We also learn of the day-to-day costs of maintaining the Gulag and the great costs of coercion - lost productivity and rising criminality.
Thanks to the publisher and Google Books, parts of this work are available for online reading.
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