Market Forces in Planned Economies

The International Economic Association - Acknowledgements - List of Participants - Abbreviations and Acronyms - Introduction; O.Bogomolov - PART 1 THE THEORY OF MARKETS IN A PLANNED ECONOMY - The Market in the Socialist Economic System; L.Abalkin - Product Market and Capital Market in the Light of the Experience of the Hungarian New Economic Mechanism; W.Brus & M.Laski - The Affinity between Ownership and Coordination Mechanisms; J.Kornai - Comments; K.M.Vacic, P.Sutela & D.Patinkin - PART 2 THE NEW CONCEPT OF PLANNING: INTERACTION WITH MARKETS - The New Concept of Planning: Interactionn with Markets; Z.L.Sadowski - The New Concept of Planning: Duality with Market Forces; M.Kaser - Note on Yugoslavia; D.Vojnic - Comment; L.Csaba - PART 3 COST DETERMINATION AND PRICE FORMATION - Reform of the Soviet Price System; M.Bornstein - Prices under Socialism in the Light of Economic Reforms; B.Csik s-Nagy - Comments; K.Dyba, A.Nove & K.Kouba - PART 4 THE ROLE OF COMMERCIAL AND NATIONAL BANKING IN A REFORMED SOCIALIST ECONOMY - The Role of Commercial and Central Banking: Yugoslavia; A.Cicin-Sain - The Hungarian Banking Reform; M.Tardos - Comment; K-H.Hartwig - PART 5 INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN INTERNATIONAL MARKETS AND PLANNED ECONOMIES - Market-oriental Reform of Foreign Trade in Planned Economies; T.A.Wolf - Note on Some Necessary Changes to Improve Trade of the USSR; K.Laski - Note on Poland; U.Ptowiec - PART 6 PLAN AND MARKET IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES - Market Forces and Planning; S.Chakravarty - Market Development in Chinese Economic Reform; D.Fureng - Comments; T.Cato & C.Lin - PART 7 INTERNATIONAL CONSEQUENCES - Perestroika of the Soviet Economy in the Light of East-West Relations; O.Bogomolov - International Consequences of the Economic Reforms in Planned Economies; M.Lavigne - Comments; J.P.Hardt & H.Schilar