Titlebook: Market Forces in Planned Economies; Proceedings of a Con Oleg T. Bogomolov Conference proceedings 1990 International Economic Association 1

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Market Forces in Planned Economies978-1-349-11559-4Series ISSN 2662-6330 Series E-ISSN 2662-6349

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Product Market and Capital Market in the Light of the Experience of the Hungarian New Economic Mechact that most analysts of the experience of the Hungarian NEM point to this flaw in the 1968 blueprint as the major reason for the new system falling short of expectations has to be taken as an important point of departure both for practical thinking on reform and for theoretical considerations (or reconsiderations, as in our case).

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Market Development in Chinese Economic Reformems reform, but complex problems remain to be solved. This paper reflects on some of these problems in China’s economic reform in which a developing socialist country is in a period of transition from a product economy which rejects the market mechanism to a commodity (or market) economy.

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The Market in the Socialist Economic Systemism for its renewal capacity, its capability to create a system combining the highest production efficiency with social values and ideals, a flexible system, ready to adopt achievements of scientific and technological progress and to meet constantly changing social needs and requirements.

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The New Concept of Planning: Interaction with Marketsy governed by the market. The transformation presents formidable and historically unprecedented problems, both intellectually and technically. One of these problems is, very naturally, that of what role, if any, should be assigned to planning in the desired future system.

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Reform of the Soviet Price System prices, and retail prices. For each, it briefly analyses some important features of current pricing practice; discusses recent and prospective changes; and, by way of illustration, identifies some unresolved issues.

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