336 Pages
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Routledge
340 Pages
by
Routledge
336 Pages
by
Routledge
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First Published in 1998. This volume consists of a project for victory in war and peace, and in the broadest terms, the institutional requirements for the most efficient pursuit of a long total war; and secondly to describe in detail a way of tackling the immense task of turning from war to peace. British problems, my remarks are directly relevant to the war and post-war problems which will... Read more
Part 1 The Plan Itself; Part 2 The Plan Explained; Chapter 1 Restrained Productivity; Chapter 2 The Restrictionist Mentality; Chapter 3 State Planning for War, and its Obstacles; Chapter 4 Entrepreneurship, Concentration and the Distributive Problem; Chapter 5 Lessons for Peace; Chapter 6 The Ideal of Equality; Chapter 7 Distributive Justice.; Chapter 8 Labour Security; Chapter 9 Professional Security; Chapter 10 Capital Security; Chapter 11 The Institution of Property; Chapter 12 The Resources Utilisation Commission; Chapter 13 State Ownership; Chapter 14 Co-Ordination and State Planning; Chapter 15 Collusion and Price Discrimination; Chapter 16 Cost of the Plan; Chapter 17 Conclusion;
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W.H. Hutt
