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Municipal Planning in a Mixed Economy [PDF]

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1978
Municipal Planning in a mixed economy is subjected to two sets of restrictions: Those caused by the character of the politicoeconomic system and those arising from the relationship between the central and the municipal government. Planning methods need to take these restrictions into explicit consideration if they are to be useful.
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The Economy and the Planning Process

1981
This chapter analyses planning processes in an abstract way. The first section discusses how the choice of a planning process might be made. The second section examines planning as a process of co-ordinating information held by the various agents in the economy, and gives a general representation of planning processes which suggests certain principles ...
Paul Hare, Martin Cave
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Foundations of a planned economy, 1926-1929

, 1971
These volumes have been written jointly by E.H.Carr and R.W.Davies and deal with economic affairs. The central theme is the replacement of the guided market economy of NEP by direct planning, first predominantly in financial, and later also in physical ...
George Grossman, Edward Hallett Carr, R. W. Davies   +2 more
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Does profit-sharing work in a centrally-planned economy? Evidence from the Chinese state industries

, 1995
Many studies indicate that profit-sharing is an effective incentive to boost productivity of firms in the western economies such as USA, UK and Germany.
Shujie Yao
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The logic of the planned economy : the seeds of the collapse

, 1991
This timely book examines and seeks to explain the inner contradictions of centrally planned economies and shows how the seeds of their collapse had existed within the system from the very start.
Pawel H. Dembinski
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The Structuration of a Planned Economy

Canadian Slavonic Papers, 1966
In a recent paper, Francois Perroux1 has insisted on the fact that contemporary economic theory is prospective and cybernetic, and that these attributes may be regarded as its major characteristics. This point has definitely not been as widely recognized as it should have been, but economists, at least in recent years, have at long last abandoned their
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Economic reform in Vietnam: Dismantling the centrally planned Economy

, 1991
While Vietnam pioneered macro‐economic reforms among socialist states, with 1989 being a decisive year in coming to grips with hyper‐inflation and other inherently destabilizing economic imbalances, much remains to be done.
P. Ronnås, Örjan Sjöberg
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CHINESE EXPERIENCE IN THE INTRODUCTION OF A MARKET MECHANISM INTO A PLANNED ECONOMY: THE ROLE OF PRICING

, 1989
A brief review is first presented of the changes in pricing institutions in China since 1949, with particular emphasis on the shift from an equilibrium price system to a distorted price system.
Yushi Mao, P. Hare
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Reward Structures in a Planned Economy: The Problem of Incentives and Efficient Allocation of Resources

, 1981
This paper considers a reward mechanism for inducing the choice of a socially optimal level of output by a socialist price-setting manager. Under this mechanism the planner is assumed to have no information other than the observed output and price level.
Mo‐Yin S. Tam
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From Planned Economy to Market Economy

1996
It was determined at the Fourteenth Conference of the Communist Party of China that the goal of economic reform was to establish a new socialist market economy. The decision represented a great breakthrough in theoretical research on socialist economies.
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