MACMILLAN Planning and Market in Soviet and East European Thought

Explore the complex history of economic thought with this scholarly work from MACMILLAN. This book examines the evolution of ideas regarding the balance between planning and market mechanisms in the former Soviet Union, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary. Starting from the major economic reforms of the 1960s and extending through 1991, the text traces the intellectual journey of these nations as they moved toward market economies. Readers will gain a deep understanding of the transition period and the economic transformations that shaped the region. By analyzing the commonalities and the unique differences in the debates within these specific countries, this book provides a detailed look at the shifting economic landscapes of Eastern Europe. It is an essential resource for those studying business and economic history, offering a clear view of how different nations approached the challenges of economic reform and structural change during a period of massive global shift.