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Front Cover -- Title Page -- Half Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Tables and Figures -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: Concepts -- 1. Market and Plan: Typology of Plan Models -- 2. The Classical Plan: Stalinplan -- 3. The Neoclassical Plan: Conservative and Liberal -- 4. The Neoclassical Plan: Radical Maoplan -- 5. Neomarket Yugoplan -- 6. Additional Issues -- Part II: Cases -- 7. USSR: The Role of Collective Farm Property in the Stalinplan and the Neoclassical Conservative Plan -- 8. USSR: Information, Coordination, and Motivation in the Neoclassical Conservative Plan -- 9. China: Stalinplan, Maoplan, Neoclassical Conservative Plan, and Beyond -- 10. Hungary: Neoclassical Liberal Plan -- 11. Yugoslavia: Workers' Self-Management and Market Syndicalism -- 12. Summary and Conclusions -- Appendix A: Input-Output Tables and Their Relevance to Planning -- Appendix B: The Novosibirsk Document, Summer 1983 (Extracts) -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

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