Rivalry and Central Planning: The Socialist Calculation Debate Reconsidered
by Don Lavoie
Reconsiders the socialist calculation debate, examining arguments about central planning, markets, and the role of economic information in resource allocation.
About This Book
This book reexamines the socialist calculation debate, focusing on arguments about the feasibility of central economic planning.
It explores the historical context and key positions in the discussion between advocates and critics of socialism.
The analysis draws on economic theory to assess claims about the role of markets and information in resource allocation.
Readers interested in economic systems and planning will find a detailed reconsideration of these longstanding issues.
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