Market Control and Planning in Communist China

Discover the complexities of economic planning in communist regimes with "Market Control and Planning in Communist China" by renowned economist, Perkins. Published by Harvard University Press in 1966, this groundbreaking work delves into a critical issue faced by the Chinese Communists—balancing central control with managerial autonomy. Over 320 pages, Perkins meticulously examines the challenges inherent in planned economies, exploring whether to centralize authority among planners or grant factory and farm managers a measure of independence, guided only by market forces. This essential read offers valuable insights into the dynamics of economic governance in China, making it a must-have for scholars and enthusiasts of economic history. Enhance your understanding of this pivotal era in China's economic landscape by adding this hardback edition to your collection today!