Price and Power

Fülszöveg

Five major areas are highlighted in the book.
First: The vitai message this work seeks to convey is that in the process of economic development an initially one-dimensional economy expanded into a three-dimensional instrument, consisting of sectors of in priváté, public and environmental goods.
Second: Complexities and conflicts between the free price system and other power centers are highlighted. The authors examine how the nucleus of deci-sion-making shifted over time between markét and politically-imposed power and the emergence of new derivatives of power centers in the form of pseudo and illegal activities.
The Third Part addresses: haunting and unique experiences encountered world-wide in agriculture which was kept behind in the forward thrust of generál economic activities by the bogy of agricultural scissors and intersectional pro-ductivity differences. To maintain for the farm population a socially acceptable and economically feasible income distribution, the spectrum... Tovább

Fülszöveg

Five major areas are highlighted in the book.
First: The vitai message this work seeks to convey is that in the process of economic development an initially one-dimensional economy expanded into a three-dimensional instrument, consisting of sectors of in priváté, public and environmental goods.
Second: Complexities and conflicts between the free price system and other power centers are highlighted. The authors examine how the nucleus of deci-sion-making shifted over time between markét and politically-imposed power and the emergence of new derivatives of power centers in the form of pseudo and illegal activities.
The Third Part addresses: haunting and unique experiences encountered world-wide in agriculture which was kept behind in the forward thrust of generál economic activities by the bogy of agricultural scissors and intersectional pro-ductivity differences. To maintain for the farm population a socially acceptable and economically feasible income distribution, the spectrum of price policies and price wage guidelines raised its head in both major economic systems, ranging írom temporary measures to activities spread over indefinable dura-tion.
The Fourth Area of Discussion delves into structural changes which occurred in the composition of respective national economic units and ponders about both the causative effects and impact of the divergence experienced between micro and macro economic efficiency.
And, fmally, notwithstanding the realization of potential time lags, there is an optimistic appraisal of the merits of the prospective benefits which will accrue by further gradual abolishment of regulations and endowing the price system with even looser re in. Vissza