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Comparative Economic Systems: V. 1 Market and State in Economic Systems

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ISBN-10: 1563249200

ISBN-13: 9781563249204

Edition: 3rd 1997 (Revised)

Authors: Richard L. Carson

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List price: $62.95
Edition: 3rd
Copyright year: 1997
Publisher: Routledge
Publication date: 10/31/1996
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 304
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.25" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.880
Language: English

Property Rights
Introduction to Property Rights
Property Rights and Ownership
Property Rights and Exclusion
Property Rights and Efficiency
A Brief Introduction to Property Rights and Socialism Appendix to Chapter 1 Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination
The Traditional Soviet-type Economy
The Notion of Planning
Centralization vs. Decentralization
Organization and Motivation Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination
Political Rights and the Role of Government in a Market Economy
The Political Dimension of an Economic System
Social Insurance
Expansion of the Public Sector in Market Economies
Industrial Policy in a Mixed Economy
Per-Capita GNP in Developed, Transition, and Rapidly Growing Asian Economies Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination
Roots of Modern Economic Systems
An Hypothesis of Historical Development
Pre-Capitalist Economies
The Emergence of Markets and of Nation States Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination
Two Views of the Evolution of Modern Capitalism: Capitalism as a Pressure Economy
Marx on the Evolution of Modern Capitalism
The Excess Supply of Labor Under Capitalism
Schumpeter's Theory of Capitalist Development
On the Symmetry Between Soviet-type and Free Market Economies Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination
Varieties of Socialism and Pretransition Efforts to Reform Soviet-type Economies
The Socialist System Envisaged by Marx and Engels
Basic Forms of Socialism
Efforts to Reform Soviet-type Economies
Reasons for Reform Efforts and Reform Failure
Perestroika
Concluding Comments: The Outcome of Perestroika Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination
The Problem of Transition from a Soviet-type to a Market Economy
Introduction: The Nature of the Transition Problem
Sequencing of Reforms in Gradual Transition
Gradual Transition vs. Big Bang
The Effect of Freeing Prices in a Transition Economy
The Soft Budget Constraint and the Nature of Financial Markets in Transition Economies
Conclusion: The Current Status of Transition Suggested
Further Readings
Index
About the Author