Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. List of Figures xiii
4. List of Tables xv
5. Preface xix
6. PART ONE: POINTS OF DEPARTURE
7. 1. The Subject and Method 1
8. 2. Antecedents and Prototypes of the System 18
9. PART TWO: THE ANATOMY OF THE CLASSICAL SYSTEM
10. 3. Power 33
11. 4. Ideology 49
12. 5. Property 62
13. 6. Coordination Mechanisms 91
14. 7. Planning and Direct Bureaucratic Control 110
15. 8. Money and Price 131
16. 9. Investment and Growth 160
17. 10. Employment and Wages 203
18. 11. Shortage and Inflation: The Phenomena 228
19. 12. Shortage and Inflation: The Causes 262
20. 13. Consumption and Distribution 302
21. 14. External Economic Relations 333
22. 15. The Coherence of the Classical System 360
23. PART THREE: SHIFTING FROM THE CLASSICAL SYSTEM
24. 16. The Dynamics of the Changes 383
25. 17. The "Perfection" of Control 396
26. 18. Political Liberalization 409
27. 19. The Rise of the Private Sector 433
28. 20. Self-Management 461
29. 21. Market Socialism 474
30. 22. Price Reforms 513
31. 23. Macro Tensions 529
32. 24. Concluding Remarks 565
33. References 581
34. Appendix: Bibliography on Postsocialist Transition 627
35. Author Index 631
36. Subject Index 636