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the Academy. He was named its Director in 1966. From 1967 to 1971, he was the
Director of the Economics and Organization of Industrial Production Institute at
Novosibirsk. His principal works are on labor productivity, wages, standard of
living, and in developing models for future economic planning. In 1988, he was one
of the economics advisers to Mikhail Gorbachev. (GSE 1, p. 130.) (See Above).
Bogomolov, Oleg T. Academician of the Economics Department of the Academy since
1981. Since 1969, he has been Director of the Economic World Socialist System
Institute in Moscow that was founded in 1961 and which studies theoretical and
practical principles and problems of building a world socialist economic order. In
1977, he was a member of the editorial council for publications of the Institute of the
History of Natural Science and Technology of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
The staff consists of 291 researchers of whom 28 hold doctoral degrees and 131
hold candidate degrees. One academician and two corresponding members serve on
the staff. The institute under this reorganization and renaming has also taken on new
research priorities that are reflected in the organization of the institute. The institute is
a major graduate training center in economics. Its library houses some 100,000
items.
Fedorenko, Nikolai P., D. Econ. S. Born April 1917 in Zaporozh'e Oblast, Ukrainian
SSR. Russian economist. He was elected a corresponding member in 1962. Since
l964, he has been an academician of the Economics Department of the Academy of
Sciences. Since l977, he has been a board member of the GKNT General Assembly.
Since l985, he has been on the Presidium of the academy of sciences. He graduated
from the Military Chemical Academy in 1942. From 1949 to 1962 he taught at the
Moscow Institute of Fine Chemical Technology where he headed the Department of
Chemical Industrial Economics and served as a Deputy Director of the institute. In
1963, he became Director of the Central Economic Mathematical Institute of the
national academy. He is editor-in-Chief of Economics and Mathematical Methods
that is a major Soviet economics journal. His principal works deal with Soviet
economics: the economics of the chemical industry, optimal functioning of the
national economy, and the use of mathematical methods and electronic computers in
planning and management. State prize, 1970. In 1979, he received the G. M.
Krzhizhanovskii Prize named after the well-known power engineer for his work in
energy planning. In 1981, he received the V. S. Nemchinov Prize for economics
and statistics. (GSE 3, p. 370.)
Granberg, Aleksandr G., D. Econ. S. Born in 1936. Specialist in planning for the
national economy and the development of modeling of economic research.
Academician since 1992. He graduated from the Moscow State University in 1960
and began working at the Computer Center of GOSPLAN, and at the Moscow
Institute of the National Economy. From 1963 to 1969, he was at the Novosibirsk
State University, and from 1965 he has held the chair on applied mathematical
methods for economic planning. In 1969, he joined the Economy and Organization
of Industrial Production Institute of the Siberian Department, heading the sector on
economic-mathematical modeling and methods of optimizing territorial planning,
becoming its Deputy Director in 1975 and its Director in 1985. He has been on the
Siberian Presidium since 1986. He has been Head of the Scientific Council of the
Academy on the Economic Sciences since 1985. In 1988, he became Head editor of
the journal Economics and the Organization of Industrial Production. He received
the Lenin Komsomol Prize in 1968. In the early 1990s the Siberian Department
established the Siberian International Center for Regional Studies in Novosibirsk
that had as its Scientific Research Director Professor Granberg. The Center’s base
institution is the Institute of Economics and Industrial Engineering of the Siberian
Department in Akademgorodok-Novosibirsk of which Dr. Granberg is also the
Science Director. In the process of being organized at present, the center will involve
the Siberian Department, the International Regional Science Association and
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