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Accounting Controls and the Soviet Economic Reforms

In 1966 a new, nationwide system of evaluating enterprise performance was adopted in the Soviet Union. The move toward decentralization resulted in a management control system which places reliance on two key accounting variablesprofits (sales) and the rate of return on gross historical assets. To stimulate efficiency these variables are related to the formation of three enterprise funds.