National Economic Planning: What is Left?

achieve activity advocates of planning aggregate alternative argued argument articulated basic Bluestone and Harrison called capital Carnoy and Shearer central competition completely comprehensive planning coordination corporate critique decisionmakers democratic direct economic democracy economists example F. A. Hayek fact factors of production favor federal Felix Rohatyn free market goals Harrington 1982 Hayek human idea individual industries input-output insect intellectual investment kind knowledge problem Left Lekachman Leontief logic market process market system Marx Marxist means ment methods Michael Polanyi modern national economic planning national planning neoclassical economics ning nomic noncomprehensive planning organization particular pheromones planned economy planners planning agency Polanyi policies political principles production profit programs proposals radical Reich reindustrialization rivalrous rivals Robert Reich Rohatyn Saint-Simonians scientific scientists sector social intelligence society spontaneous order supply tacit theory tion traditional Wassily Leontief writers