This volume extends the analysis developed in Zaleski's 1971 work.
He provides details of the planning process and its outcome during
the Stalinist years, including the long- and medium-range plans
that were perceived as a means of stimulating greater efforts by
the populace rather than serious statements of goals to be met.
Zaleski's conclusions are valid for understanding the Soviet system
of today and for evaluating the nature of economic planning in any
authoritarian state.
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