Collectivist Economic Planning

Name: Collectivist Economic Planning
Author: Pierson et al

1963

[Front Matter and Table of Contents]: Title page, publication history, and table of contents for the volume 'Collectivist Economic Planning'...

Economic Calculation Friedrich A. Hayek Ludwig von Mises Socialism Factors of Production Price Mechanism Resource Allocation Classical Economics Empiricism Historical School Methodology Karl Marx Marxism Collectivism Communism Syndicalism Competition Interventionism Laissez-faire Property Rights Karl Kautsky Marginal Utility Otto Bauer Planned Economy War Economy Max Weber economic efficiency Ferdinand Lassalle John Stuart Mill Alfred Marshall Interest Rates International Trade Equilibrium Exchange Rates Labor Theory of Value Albert Schaffle Depreciation Scarcity David Ricardo Entrepreneurship Productivity surplus value Nationalization Austrian School Exchange Value Subjective Value Division of Labor Eugen von Bohm-Bawerk Friedrich Engels Bureaucracy banking Vladimir Lenin Capital Accumulation Capitalism Profit and Loss Supply and Demand Rationalization Monopoly Wages Roundabout Production Saving Valuation Zurechnung Capital Consumption Price Controls Cartels Gustav Cassel Mathematical Economics Labor Market Consumer Sovereignty Totalitarianism Marginal Cost egalitarianism Leon Walras Vilfredo Pareto Production Costs Welfare Economics Monetary Equilibrium Utility Investment Income Distribution

Table of Contents · 69 segments

Front Matter and Table of Contentsfront_matter

Read full text

The Nature and History of the Problem: Introduction and The Unseen Problemchapter

Read full text

Economic and Technological Problemschapter

Read full text

The Decay of Economic Insightchapter

Read full text

The Attitude of Marxismchapter

Read full text

Socialism and Planningchapter

Read full text

The Types of Socialismchapter

Read full text

Planning and Capitalismchapter

Read full text

The Basis of Modern Criticismchapter

Read full text

The War and Its Effects on Continental Socialismchapter

Read full text

Mises, Max Weber and Brutzkuschapter

Read full text

More Recent Continental Discussionchapter

Read full text

The Purpose of the Present Volumetheoretical

Read full text

The Problem of Value in the Socialist Community: Introductionessay

Read full text

Defining Varieties of Socialism and Communismessay

Read full text

The Value Problem in International Tradeessay

Read full text

Reciprocal Demand and the Failure of Labor-Time Standardsessay

Read full text

Internal Value Problems: Net Income and Distributionessay

Read full text

Productivity of Labor vs. Capital in Socialist Theoryessay

Read full text

Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth: Introductiontheoretical

Read full text

The Distribution of Consumption-Goods and the Role of Moneytheoretical

Read full text

The Nature of Economic Calculationessay

Read full text

Conditions for Monetary Calculation and the Socialist Problemessay

Read full text

The Impossibility of Rational Economy under Socialismessay

Read full text

Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealthessay

Read full text

Responsibility and Initiative in Communal Concernsessay

Read full text

Recent Socialist Doctrines and the Russian Experienceessay

Read full text

Conclusion and Introduction to Georg Halm's Further Considerationstheoretical

Read full text

Chapter I: The Problem - The Social Economy and Division of Labourchapter

Read full text

Chapter I: The Problem - Communism and the Economic Principlechapter

Read full text

Chapter I: The Problem - The Socialist Alternativechapter

Read full text

Chapter II: The Capitalistic Economy - The Pricing Processchapter

Read full text

Chapter II: The Capitalistic Economy - Technical vs. Economic Optimumchapter

Read full text

Chapter III: The Socialistic Economy - Productivity and Demandchapter

Read full text

Chapter III: The Socialistic Economy - The Problem of Factor Pricingchapter

Read full text

Chapter III: The Socialistic Economy - Capital and Interestchapter

Read full text

Chapter III: The Socialistic Economy - The Impossibility of Interest Determinationchapter

Read full text

Chapter III: The Socialistic Economy - Rent and Labor Attributionchapter

Read full text

Chapter III: The Socialistic Economy - Summary of Calculation Difficultieschapter

Read full text

Chapter III: The Socialistic Economy - Incentives and Productivitychapter

Read full text

Chapter IV: Some Possible Objections Considered - Monopolies and Evolutionchapter

Read full text

Chapter IV: Some Possible Objections Considered - Credit Socializationchapter

Read full text

Chapter IV: Some Possible Objections Considered - Imputation and Valuationchapter

Read full text

Chapter IV: Some Possible Objections Considered - Mathematical Economics and Business Administrationchapter

Read full text

Chapter IV: Some Possible Objections Considered - Fictitious Prices and Monopolychapter

Read full text

Chapter IV: Some Possible Objections Considered - Fictitious Competitionchapter

Read full text

Chapter IV: Some Possible Objections Considered - The Failure of Socialist Competitionchapter

Read full text

The Present State of the Debate: Introduction and the Effects of Criticismessay

Read full text

The Lessons of the Russian Experimentessay

Read full text

The Mathematical Solutionessay

Read full text

Abrogation of the Sovereignty of the Consumeressay

Read full text

Pseudo-Competition and Competing Monopoliesessay

Read full text

The Criterion of Marginal Costs and Real Competition Under Socialismessay

Read full text

Significance for Socialist Theory and Conclusionessay

Read full text

Appendix A: The Ministry of Production in the Collectivist Statetheoretical

Read full text

The Mathematical Properties of Economic Equilibriumtheoretical

Read full text

The Economic Significance of the Maximum in Free Competitiontheoretical

Read full text

Graphical Illustrations and the Theory of Monopoliestheoretical

Read full text

Monetary Equilibrium and the Concept of Synthetic Economicstheoretical

Read full text

The Collectivist Régime: Statement of the Problemtheoretical

Read full text

Conditions for Collectivist Equilibrium and Savingtheoretical

Read full text

Determining the Collective Maximumtheoretical

Read full text

Direct vs. Indirect Distribution and Marx's Theory of Valuetheoretical

Read full text

Capital Productivity and Saving in a Collectivist Statetheoretical

Read full text

Profits, Multiple Prices, and Income Supplementstheoretical

Read full text

The Mathematical Impossibility of Optimal Distribution Functionstheoretical

Read full text

The Practical Impossibility of A Priori Economic Calculationtheoretical

Read full text

Conclusions on Collectivist Production and Resource Managementtheoretical

Read full text

Appendix B: Selected Bibliography on Socialist Economic Calculationbibliography

Read full text