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Planned Economy and Unplanned Criminality: The Soviet Experience

, 1993
Next to pervasive political controls—including state terror—the hallmark of Soviet society was its centrally planned economy. The historical record demonstrates that the ambitious effort to plan centrally for the needs of all of society and each of its ...
N. Adler
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Positioning Planning in a Market Economy [PDF]

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1998
The antagonism of neoliberalism to local intervention raises questions over the future of planning theory and practice. Recent reviews suggest planning's response to regulatory reform has been to become more flexible, although this may simply reflect nothing more than instrumental pragmatism.
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Stabilizing a previously centrally planned economy: Poland 1990

, 1992
Stabilization in Poland Guillermo A. Calvo and Fabrizio Coricelli We examine the dynamics of the January 1990 stabilization programme in Poland, focusing on the substantial and sudden collapse in industrial output, and inflation persistence. We discuss
G. Calvo, F. Coricelli
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Human Capital in a Centrally Planned Economy: Evidence

, 1988
Human-capital theory applies to centrally-planned economies in which positive wage incentives and tuition-free schooling direct the intensity and distribution of labor time. This study compares va rious U.S.S.R.
Paul Graeser
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The Democratically Planned Economy

1988
Michal Kalecki’s first economic articles were concerned with studies of various commodity markets, and the structure and activities of major Polish and foreign firms in inter-war Poland. These studies became the basis of more theoretical analyses which he published in, among others, Przegląd Socjalistyczny (Socialist Review).
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Abandon The Planned Economy [PDF]

Choices. The Magazine of Food, Farm, and Resources Issues, 1991
Gray, Kenneth R., Gray, Kenneth R.
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Planning and the Market Economy

Journal of Economic Issues, 1969
(1969). Planning and the Market Economy. Journal of Economic Issues: Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 126-143.
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Planning for the economy's recovery

Planning Review, 1983
The tactical and strategic plans of most business organizations have been dealt severe setbacks by the recent recession. Many forecasters did not anticipate that the Administration's fiscal program would create a crisis of near‐term economic difficulties.
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On the Centrally Planned Economies

Monthly Review, 1988
Restructuring is now a global effort. In the centrally planned economies (CPEs) of Eastern Europe and of Asia, as in the OECD (Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development) states and the less-developed capitalist countries, the states are engaged in certain fundamental structural changes.
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China’s Socialist Market Economy and Planned Economy

2021
Planned and market economies are two key components of the overall socialist system. This chapter primarily concerns the socialist market economy, since many outside China remains noticeably ignorant concerning its nature. Chinese debates concerning the socialist market economy were settled 25 years ago, with the following seen as the solution.
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