The Socialist Economic Review 1982 examines the economic theories and practices of socialist states during a pivotal year.

This collection of essays likely offers a detailed academic perspective on socialist economics as practiced in 1982, drawing on data and theoretical frameworks relevant to the period. The inclusion of tables and diagrams suggests a focus on empirical evidence and quantitative analysis to support its arguments. The editors, David G. Currie and Malcolm Sawyer, are known for their work in economics, lending authority to the scholarly nature of the review. The book appears to be a resource for understanding the economic landscape and debates within socialist systems during the early 1980s.