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The Political Economy of Left and Right During China's Decade of Reform
Lichtenstein, Peter M. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 19 (1992) 10/11/12, pp. 164-180
economic planning. The rightist position became identified with Zhao Ziyang and his vision of mixed market socialism which, in …
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Is it time to finally take DrKalecki’s rational planning medicine?
Potts, Nick - In: International Journal of Social Economics 28 (2001) 8, pp. 667-680
Dr Kalecki’s theory of growth under socialism and to fully explain his notion of perspective planning. It then considers … why such rational planning failed to be implemented under Communism. Finally, after identifying the necessary political …/social conditions for successful perspective planning, it contemplates whether Russia, or similar collapsing former communist countries …
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How a natural scientist sees socio‐economic problems and their solution
Rugina, Anghel N. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 27 (2000) 7/8/9/10, pp. 720-738
Sir Julian Huxley (1887‐1975) was one of those rare scientists who, beyond professional training and contribution in biology, was very much concerned with the future of man and humanity. As a social thinker, he strongly believed in eugenics, that science which, in his view, should investigate...
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Experiences of economic transition in complex contexts
Rosser, Marina V. - In: International Journal of Social Economics 29 (2002) 6, pp. 436-452
possible complexities that have not been pointed out by earlier analysts. It suggests that policy makers should keep a watchful …
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Social Economic Aspects of India's Development
Thanawala, Kishor - In: International Journal of Social Economics 16 (1989) 7, pp. 34-47
. In 1950, a planning commission was set up to determine priorities and co‐ordinate Indian economic development. The system …
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Prospects of Chinese Wage Reform: A Synergy of Market and Planning Systems
Sun, Li‐Teh; Zhang, Shi‐Ying; Ge, Minghao - In: International Journal of Social Economics 16 (1989) 8, pp. 26-34
Wage reform is an important aspect of Chinese economic reform. The success of wage reform is likely to depend upon the following understanding: Neither use of the efficiency‐oriented market wage system or use of the equity‐oriented planned wage system can solve the dual problem of economic...
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Comments on Some Controversial Problems in the Economic Reform
Kuan, Zhao L; Ti Ren, Yang - In: International Journal of Social Economics 18 (1991) 8/9/10, pp. 81-87
The reason that the ten‐year reform has encountered difficulties is ot that there are mistakes in the overall target to develop a commodity economic system, but that the decision makers cannot understand properly the nature and structure of the commodity economic system and its market...
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Some Views on the Choice of a Strategy for Reform
Wu, Jinglian - In: International Journal of Social Economics 18 (1991) 8/9/10, pp. 88-97
macro‐economic policy, and the pace of the reform. It is held that the focus of the reform should be the establishment of a …
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Models of aboriginal communities in Canada’s north
Elias, Peter Douglas - In: International Journal of Social Economics 24 (1997) 11, pp. 1241-1255
Reveals that in recent years, four models of northern Canadian aboriginal (Indian, Inuit and Métis) communities have been persuasive guides to shaping development strategies. Here they are called the dual economy model, the political economy model, the mixed economy model, and the cultural...
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Complementarity of market and state intervention in the context of Australia’s structural reforms since the early 1980s
Dutta, Dilip; Heininger, Marcus - In: International Journal of Social Economics 26 (1999) 7/8/9, pp. 955-964
this simple dichotomy. Recently, they are urging neoliberal policy makers to follow a “middle way” avoiding the extremes of … the free market approach and the traditional interventionist/planning approach. This paper examines the reasons why … extreme approaches to policy making are inferior from the broader socio‐economic point of view. In order to highlight the …
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