Comparative economic systems, 1, Market and state in economic systems

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- CONTENTS -- FIGURES -- TABLES -- PREFACE -- PART II SOCIALIST ALTERNATIVES -- 6 THE HUNGARIAN ECONOMY -- 6-1 The Nature of Hungary's Economy and Government -- 6-2 Approach to Planning and Development -- 6-3 The Organization of Agriculture -- 6-4 The Organization of Foreign Trade -- 6-5 Growth and Distribution -- 7 THE CHINESE ECONOMY: STRUCTURE AND TRENDS -- 7-1 Introduction -- 7-2 Nature of Economy and Government -- 7-3 Approach to Planning and Development -- 7-4 Growth and Distribution -- 8 THE CHINESE ECONOMY: SPECIAL TOPICS -- 8-1 The Organization of Agriculture -- 8-2 Foreign Economic Relations -- 8-3 Sino-Soviet Economic Cooperation During the 1950s -- 8-4 Small-Scale Enterprise -- 9 REFORMS IN HUNGARY AND IN CHINA -- 9-1 Introduction: The Transition to a Market Economy -- 9-2 The Reform in Hungary -- 9-3 The Chinese Economy after Mao -- 10 THE YUGOSLAV ECONOMY AND WORKERS' SELF-MANAGEMENT -- 10-1 Introduction: The Nationalities Question and Regional Income Distribution -- 10-2 The Yugoslav Economy and Workers' Self-Management -- 10-3 Financial and Industrial Structure of the Economy -- 11 THE YUGOSLAV ECONOMY: PLANNING, AGRICULTURE, AND FOREIGN TRADE -- 11-1 Approach to Planning and Policy -- 11-2 The Organization of Agriculture -- 11-3 The Organization of Foreign Trade -- 11-4 Concluding Comments on the Yugoslav Economy and Socialism -- INDEX -- ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Tables and Figures -- Preface -- Chapter 1: The Chinese Economy: Structure and Trends -- Introduction -- Nature of Economy and Government -- Approach to Planning and Development -- Growth, Distribution, and Inflation -- Notes -- Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination -- Chapter 2: Reforming the Chinese Economy -- The Organization of Agriculture Before Reform -- The Reform of Agriculture -- Foreign Economic Relations -- Small-Scale Enterprise -- The Chinese Reform Experience -- Concluding Comments: What Lies Ahead? -- Notes -- Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination -- Chapter 3: The Hungarian Economy -- The Nature of Hungary's Economy and Government -- Changes on the Eve of Transition -- The Transition in Hungary -- Notes -- Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination -- Chapter 4: The Japanese Economy I: Postwar Adjustment -- Introduction -- Social and Economic Consequences of the Postwar Occupation -- Notes -- Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination -- Chapter 5: The Japanese Economy II: Framework and Systems -- Underlying Social Framework of the Japanese Economy -- Nature of the Economic System -- The Financial System -- Financial Leverage of the Government -- The "Bubble" Economy -- Competition and Keiretsu -- Labor Relations -- Notes -- Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination -- Chapter 6: The Japanese Economy III: Government Guidance -- Formal Economic Planning -- Industrial Policy -- Administrative Controls and Exploitation of Technology -- Contradictions of Industrial Policy -- Japan's Strategy of Economic Development -- Toward the Future -- Notes -- Questions for Review, Discussion, Examination -- Chapter 7: The Economy of Taiwan -- Introduction: Underlying Trends