QUESTION FROM PROXMIRE HEARINGS--GNP GROWTH OF SOVIET UNION

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CIA-RDP81M00980R001700070063-8
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C
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2
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December 16, 2016
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August 25, 2004
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63
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July 5, 1978
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MF
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laved For Release 2004/09/03: CIA-RDP81 M00980RN UNCLASSIFIED EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT Routing Slip ACTION INFO . DATE INITIAL 1 DCI 2 DDCI 3 DD/RM 4 DD/NFA 5 DD/CT 6 DD/A 7 DD/0 8 DD/S&T 9 GC 20) LC IG 12 Compt 13 PA 14 D/EEO 15 D/Pers 16 A0/)CI 17 C/IPS 18 DCI/SS 14 l Ah/1 4' 20 21 22 25X1 Executiv S ret ry 46 - r. proved For Release 2004/09/03 : CIA-RDP81 M00980R001700070063-8 Approved For Relea `WO (O3 - F 1 808001700070063-8 OLC #78,46/ f Executive Ragistxy C / 78-1970 5 JUL 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Economic Research FROM: Director of Central Intelligence SUBJECT: Question from Proxmire Hearings- GNP Growth of Soviet Union A good and interesting question that I was asked during the recent Proxmire briefings was at what level of percentage growth of GNP will the Soviet Union be in some kind of difficulty? In short, can we possibly project if they get down to 1% growth of GNP, will they have to cut off petroleum supplies to the Eastern Europeans? What other unpalatable actions are likely if the rate of GNP growth drops? I wonder if we could explore this a little? STAN IELD TURNER Approved For 9b'2.0"0 ;V09[03-: tFR=Rp M00980R0017d