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| | SOVIET UNION: "SORT OF SOCIALISM" AFTER PERESTROIKA |
 | | The soviet political economy, after Perestroika, wills neither be a centrally planned command economy nor a privatised market one, but "a sort of socialism", according to a leading soviet personality involved in Perestroika. | | | It would not be a completely unregulated market, but enterprises would be free to buy and sell and make free choice of clients, and the economy would be open to foreign competition through imports and joint ventures. | | | The Soviet Union sought an "open economy" where foreign economic relations grow faster than incomes and GNP- with foreign trade growing 1.2 times faster than the GNP. |
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http://www.sunsonline.org/trade/areas/develope/11290089.htm
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| | Market economy |
| | In a command economy economic decisions are made on behalf of the public by planners who determine what sorts of goods and services and how they are to be allocated. | | | Economy - overview: The economy of Namibia is heavily dependent on the extraction and processing of minerals for export. | | | Economy - overview: The Netherlands is a prosperous and open economy in which the government has successfully reduced its role since the 1980s. |
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http://www.ezresult.com/related/Market+economy
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| | Women & The Economy - Economic Systems |
| | A command economy is an economy in which production is in the hands of the state rather than the hands of private enterprises. | | | Therefore in a command economy the means of production are controlled by the government. | | | Sustenance economies are a kind of return to a subsistence economy in which humans produce and reproduce wealth in partnership with nature. |
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http://unpac.ca/economy/econsystems.html
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| | Lesson 3 - Answering the Three Basic Economic Questions |
| | Since all economies are a mix of tradition, market, and command, the class will list examples of each element in the United States economy and compare it to the economy of the former Soviet Union. | | | In a command economy, the government controls the resources and the means of production and makes the decisions. | | | The market and command economies are compared in depth by sharing the information about the economies of a variety of countries. |
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http://www.michigan.gov/scope/0,1607,7-155-13515_13516_13520-82317--,00.html
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| | perspectivism: Moore's Law: Does it describe progress w |
| | If a command system makes better decisions than a system of free-acting individuals, then over time, a command economy will produce a superior standard of living than a free economy. | | | I doubt a command economy could really deal with entertaining the masses, because "entertainment" is not a one-size-fits-all commodity. | | | Command economies don't destroy all innovation, but by definition, they encourage innovation in narrow, state-sponsored spheres. |
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http://www.livejournal.com/talkread.bml?itemid=351528
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| | Planned economy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | A palace economy may be considered as a subsistence economy augmented with elements of command economy. | | | Some have used criticism of command economy as a means of objecting to socialism. | | | A planned economy is an economic system in which government decisions are made by central state economic managers who determine what sorts of goods and services to produce and how they are to be priced and allocated, and may include state ownership of the means of production. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_economy
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| | Planned economy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Planned economies implemented by the way of authority, such as the economy of the Soviet Union, have become widely known as command economies. | | | A palace economy may be considered as a subsistence economy augmented with elements of command economy. | | | A planned economy eliminates the dependence of production on individual profit motives, which may not in themselves provide for all society's needs. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planned_economy
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| | Albania under the Command Economy |
| | The organization and performance of Albania's command economy can be divided into five periods; after WWII to 1945, 1945 to 1948, 1948 to 1960, 1961 to 1978, and 1978 to 1992. | | | The price system, information, motivation, and rationing in a command economy differs starkly from the price system, information, motivation, and rationing characteristics in a market economy. | | | The price system in a command economy is organized by the government. |
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http://www.bu.edu/econ/faculty/kyn/newweb/economic_systems/Economics/Economic_History/Albania/echist_albania.htm
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| | The Avalon Project : Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression Volume IV - Document No. 2353-PS |
| | Liaison officers of the OKW [WStb] were attached to the corps commandos, they were in charge of technical war economy units and finally, War Economy Offices for special missions were created to take over definite Economic departments. | | | WStb and GBW expressed justifiable misgivings regarding these new regulations, as mobilization of the Armed Forces before mobilization of economy would create considerable confusion and endanger the smooth running of the economic mobilization. | | | Reiterated objections against divided mobilization, submitted by WStb as late as August 24, were overridden by the Chief of OKW, while the Supreme Command was of the opinion, that a war with Poland did not necessitate a General mobilization, and any other form of mobilization was out of question for political reasons. |
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http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/imt/document/nca_vol4/2353-ps.htm
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| | History Alive! Contemporary World Cultures Essays |
| | But if you live in a command economy, you might have to wait another few years until the government decides to make ultrasonic toothbrushes. | | | Also, in command economies it is hard to get people to do their best work when they don't feel free to shape their own lives or earn a personal profit. | | | All countries in the world today have at least some important pieces of a market economy, but no country has a pure market economy where "anything goes." For example, in the United States there are many laws that suppliers must obey to make sure that their products are safe. |
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http://www.teachtci.com/essays/cwc/topic03.asp
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| | Command Economies |
| | The command economy of the USSR imploded (the opposite of ''exploded'') in the 1990's for a variety of reasons. | | | The economic foundation of the USSR is the socialist system of economy and the socialist ownership of the instruments and means of production, firmly established as a result of the liquidation of the capitalist system of economy,the abolition of private ownership of the instruments and means of production, and the exploitation of man by man. | | | A planned economy is one where the government, through a central planning body, takes responsibility for answering the "What, How and For whom" questions. |
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http://users.chariot.net.au/~mjarrett/Devel/Demand/Command.htm
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| | Planned economy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | China also carefully structured the transition so that no one would be much worse off under a market economy than a command economy while some people would be much better off. | | | Under a planned economy, neither unemployment nor idle production facilities should exist beyond minimal levels, and the economy should develop in a stable manner, unimpeded by inflation or recession. | | | To stress the centralized character of planned economies and to contrast the term with the economic planning required in any rational economy, a more specific term, centrally planned economy, is also used. |
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| | palace_economy |
| | A palace economy may be considered as a subsistence economy augmented with elements of command economy. | | | Taj View Hotel Jaypee Palace Deluxe Hotels in Agra The Trident Ashok Hotel Clarks Shiraz Mansingh Palace Economy Hotels in Agra Howard Park Plaza Holiday Inn Hotel Deedar-E-Taj Hotel Kant Grand Agra Amar Hotel... | | | Hotel City Palace, City Palace Economy Hotel Jodhpur, Hotels in... |
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http://palace_economy.networklive.org
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| | Women & The Economy - Economic Systems |
| | A command economy is an economy in which production is in the hands of the state rather than the hands of private enterprises. | | | Sustenance economies are a kind of return to a subsistence economy in which humans produce and reproduce wealth in partnership with nature. | | | A subsistence economy depends on nature to reproduce itself as well as human beings working in partnership with nature to ensure that plants, animals, and humans all survive. |
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| | ECONOMICS 321 -- COMPARATIVE ECONOMICS |
| | 10/16 Command Over a Market Economy, Germany: 1933-1945 | | | The economy of the United States will be examined during its period of virtually unregulated "capitalism," while the role of the state will be the focus of the evaluation of the Japanese, French, and "welfare state" economies. | | | Does the existence of markets in the Roman economy mean that there was a "market economy?" Explain. |
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http://www.albertson.edu/economics/fall2000/eco321/eco321syllabus.htm
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| | LAWSO 160 Keywords: Planned (Command) Economy (14) |
| | A command economy is the economic system based on the idea that the government itself controls prices, production, companies, etc. | | | It can be seen that the planned economy in the end was not as prosperous or as efficient as is a free market economy, and that non-western systems will have to conform in order to survive in the end. | | | With a planned economy, each person was given just enough to live off of, which cut the gap out of the class system. |
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| | The mixed market economy. - Coursework.Info |
| | The Command Economy is also called a centrally planned economy because the state decides what to produce, how to produce and for whom to produce. | | | Lastly, a real world example of a mixed market economy is given to support the argument. | | | Then the Mixed Market Economy is analysed referring to its advantages and disadvantages. |
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| | Bankintroductions.com - BELARUS |
| | Contact Us The Belarusian ruble has collapsed in value relative to hard currencies as the economy for the most part is still caught up in a flawed Soviet style command economic model. | | | The socialist Belarusian economy is similar to days of its former communist command economy under the rule from the Soviet Union. | | | The Russian ruble from BI.C's point of view is the way to go unless Belarus can fundamentally change from a massive change in political leadership to freeing the economy. |
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http://www.bankintroductions.com/belarus.html
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| | Reconstruction Report: "Midtown-West: Options for Mid-Manhattan's Last Frontier" |
| | But the fact is, when you're talking about the command infrastructure of the global economy and the cultural economy in the information age, a significant portion of the highest value market and appeal is in midtown Manhattan. | | | I don't think this is necessarily the last frontier in Manhattan, but it is such an obviously wonderful opportunity for us to use the skills we learned in other neighborhoods to take advantage of this wonderful economy and a city government that apparently is willing to take a leadership role. | | | As the economy has flourished, we have had an unprecedented period of job growth and prosperity in the last two years. |
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http://reconstructionreport.org/documents/SNRI/SNRI021208-FWS-panel.html
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| | ch2econ.doc |
| | Baysdell Know the Characteristics of a centrally planned economy including: The central government owns all land and capital The central government makes all economic decisions Each person is arbitrarily assigned a job Know the meaning of competition (An example of competition would be the struggle among various producers for the consumers business). | | | Command economies have several weaknesses, including: 1) There is no incentive for people to work hard 2) It requires a large, decision making bureaucracy 3) It lacks the flexibility to deal with minor problems Economic goals are important because they help people determine if an economic system meets their needs. | | | Know the economy of different areas such as China, which has a mixed economy but is still on the side of being centrally planned. |
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http://www.davison.k12.mi.us/dhs/staff/baysdell/econ/ch2econ.doc
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| | Project Renaissance, Mixed Economy |
| | What makes a market economy "good," far more efficient than government command could ever be at immediately making the detailed adjustments of a million-and-one changing conditions which keep most people and resources usefully engaged at their best or near-best uses, is the Directory service provided by freely changing prices and wages. | | | In command economies, which are less responsive to or even unresponsive to changing wants and needs, unwanted goods pile up; providers of unwanted services go through the motions with their efforts wasted; all the while actual and even vital wants and needs go into shortage or are unmet altogether. | | | We thus propose that such a "mixed economy" would, in fact, be far freer than the purer free market our ideologues are demanding, aside from whatever further gains in human freedom can be obtained by really effectively addressing some of those public needs which currently are not being well taken care of. |
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http://www.winwenger.com/mixedecon.htm
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| | ch2econ.doc |
| | Know the economy of different areas such as China, which has a mixed economy but is still on the side of being centrally planned. | | | Command economies have several weaknesses, including: 1) There is no incentive for people to work hard 2) It requires a large, decision making bureaucracy 3) It lacks the flexibility to deal with minor problems Economic goals are important because they help people determine if an economic system meets their needs. | | | Learn the characteristics of a traditional economy (Example: Children tend to have the same jobs as their parents did, and communities tend to be slow-growing). |
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http://www.davison.k12.mi.us/dhs/staff/baysdell/econ/ch2econ.doc
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| | The Aftermath of the Second World War, continued |
| | The attempt to build a modern economy by means of bureaucratic command within the Soviet bloc isolated from the rest of the world economy by imperialist blockade was doomed to failure. | | | Either the capitalist class rules, and develops a capitalist economy with whatever measures of state regulation are possible and necessary to moderate the anarchy of the market, or the proletariat rules, with whatever measures of 'free market' are necessary at a given stage of development. | | | In the immediate post-war period, Tito’s aim was to implement a copy of the Soviet economy in Yugoslavia, and this remained Tito’s idea until 1949. |
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http://home.mira.net/~andy/bs/bs2-1a.htm
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| | Planned economy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | A palace economy may be considered as a subsistence economy augmented with elements of command economy. | | | Most planned economies were implemented by states that called themselves socialist but not all socialist governments have established or even attempted to establish a planned economy. | | | A planned economy is an economic system in which government decisions are made by central state economic managers who determine what sorts of goods and services to produce and how they are to be priced and allocated, and may include state ownership of the means of production. |
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| | Planned economy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | A palace economy may be considered as a subsistence economy augmented with elements of command economy. | | | A planned economy is an economic system in which government decisions are made by central state economic managers who determine what sorts of goods and services to produce and how they are to be priced and allocated, and may include state ownership of the means of production. | | | Nevertheless, a planned economy should not be seen as a necessary element of socialism. |
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| | Glossary of Terms: Pl |
| | The notion of planned economy that the working class aspires to today would be very different from the type of “command economy” implemented by Stalin in the Soviet Union or even that envisioned by Trotsky. | | | Planned economy simply means the extension of proletarian (participatory) democracy to all spheres of life. | | | Planned economy means the conscious organisation of the productive activity of all members of society, in contrast to all human history hitherto and the normal condition of bourgeois society in which people’s activity and the division of social labour is governed as if by superhuman forces like Adam Smith& “invisible hand” or Hegel’s Absolute Spirit: |
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| | Planned Economy and Workers Control |
| | ‘planned’ economy is often contrasted with the ‘anarchy’ of capitalist productin, and this tends to imply that the conception of socialist economy as equal to command economy is valid. | | | Economy during the period from the insurrection in 1917 until the institution of the New Economic Policy in 1923 was totally subordinated to the requirements of Civil War. | | | Obviously the Marxist theory of economy under dictatorship of the proletariat cannot be developed except in connection with the relevant practice of building a healthy workers state and it would be false to propose that we develop such a theory. |
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| | Longview Institute - Reframing the Political Battle: Market Fundamentalism vs. Moral Economy |
| | Building a Moral Economy does not require vast increases in the command and control capacity of the Federal Government. | | | Even if the economy is still sluggish after three large doses of tax cutting, there is no reason to reconsider the claim that tax cuts are the royal road to a stronger economy. | | | On the domestic front, contrasting the vision of a Moral Economy with the vision of Market Fundamentalism can lay the basis for a powerful rhetoric of fairness to reverse the Republican successes in shifting the tax burden away from the wealthy. |
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| | Mixed economy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The term mixed economy was coined to identify economic systems which stray from the ideals of either capitalism or various command economies and "mix" with elements of each other. | | | As it is unlikely that an economy will contain a perfectly even mix, mixed economies are usually noted as being skewed either toward capitalism or statism in varying degrees. | | | He says "the market economy or capitalism, as it is usually called, and the socialist economy preclude one another. |
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