INTRODUCTION
9 THE ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL PRECONDITIONS FOR PLANNING
11 SOCIALISM’S BUILT-IN ADVANTAGE—PLANNED MANAGEMENT OF THE ECONOMY
15 FROM THE HISTORY OF SOVIET PLANNING
19 THE TENTH FIVE-YEAR PLAN (1976-80)— PLAN OF EFFICIENCY AND QUALITY
22 DEMOCRATIC CENTRALISM AND PLANNING
24 COORDINATION OF ECONOMIC PLANS OF SOCIALIST COUNTRIES
26 CONSTRAINTS ON PLANNING UNDER CAPITALISM
29 PLANNING AND PROGRAMMING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
  CHAPTER I
  THE SUBJECT MATTER AND TASKS OF ECONOMIC PLANNING THEORY
33 1. THE APPLICATION OF ECONOMIC LAWS IN PLANNING
42 2. THE SUBJECT MATTER OF PLANNING THEORY
45 3. THE JOB OF PLANNING THEORY AND PRACTICE
  CHAPTER II
  THE BASIC METHODOLOGY OF MACRO-ECONOMIC PLANNING
49 [introduction.]
  1. THE PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF SETTING UP A MACRO-ECONOMIC PLAN
49 [introduction.]
50 The Basic Principles of Setting up a Macro-Economic Plan
53 Macro-Economic Planning Methods
  2. THE METHODOLOGY OF PRE-PLANNING CALCULATIONS
57 [introduction.]
59 The Initial Level of Economic Development
60 Selection of the Goals and Tasks of a Planned Period
64 Work on Drawing up Complex Programmes
65 Long-Range Forecasting
  3. THE LOGIC OF MACRO-ECONOMIC PLANNING
70 [introduction.]
72 Planning on the Basis of Sectoral Projections
75 Complex Planning on the Basis of a System of Models
83 Optimal Macro-Economic Planning
  CHAPTER III
  THE ORGANISATION OF ECONOMIC PLANNING
88 1. GENERAL PRINCIPLES
  2. PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT BODIES
90 [introduction.]
92 The State Planning Committee of the USSR
94 USSR Ministries and Departments
95 The State Planning Committees of Union Republics
96 The State Planning Committees of Autonomous Republics; Local Planning Bodies
  3. THE SYSTEM OF PLANS
98 [introduction.]
99 Structure of the Macro-Economic Plan
102 The Structure of Planning Indicators
  4. THE ORDER OF WORK ON A MACRO-ECONOMIC PLAN
105 [introduction.]
106 Drafting the Main Lines of Development of the Economy
107 Drafting the Perspective Plan
109 The Compilation of Annual Plans
110 5. IMPROVING THE TECHNOLOGY AND TECHNIQUES OF PLANNING CALCULATIONS
  CHAPTER IV
  THE PLANNING OF ECONOMIC GROWTH RATES
115 [introduction.]
116 1. THE CONCEPT OF ECONOMIC GROWTH RATES
  2. BASIC FACTORS DETERMINING NATIONAL INCOME GROWTH RATES
120 [introduction.]
123 Dynamics of Living Labour
128 The Dynamics of Production Assets and Productive Accumulation
138 3. THE INTERCONNECTION OF THE BASIC FACTORS OF NATIONAL INCOME GROWTH. MULTI-FACTOR METHODS OF PLANNING THE DYNAMICS OF NATIONAL INCOME
  CHAPTER V
  PLANNING THE STRUCTURE OF SOCIAL PRODUCTION
148 [introduction.]
  1. FACTORS AFFECTING THE SECTORAL AND REGIONAL STRUCTURE OF SOCIAL PRODUCTION
149 [introduction.]
150 Factors Determining Sectoral Structure
152 Factors Affecting Regional Structure
  2. METHODS OF PLANNING THE SECTORAL STRUCTURE OF SOCIAL PRODUCTION
152 [introduction.]
153 The Static Inter-Sectoral Input-Output Model
160 The Sectoral Structure of Final Social Product
163 The Coefficients of Direct Material Inputs
166 The Concept of a Sector and the Evaluation of Output in a Value Inter-Sectoral Input-Output Table
168 Coefficients of Total Input
175 A Dynamic Inter-Sectoral Model
178 A Closed Inter-Sectoral Model
179 3. PLANNING THE REGIONAL STRUCTURE OF SOCIAL PRODUCTION
183 4. PLANNING THE OPTIMAL STRUCTURE OF SOCIAL PRODUCTION
  CHAPTER VI
  THE PLANNING OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS
189 1. TASKS OF PLANNING SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS
191 2. DETERMINING EXPENDITURE ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN
  3. TRENDS IN SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS
194 Implements of Labour
197 Fuel, Power, and Raw Material Resources
199 Production and Utilisation of Construction Materials and Natural Raw Materials
  4. ECONOMIC VALIDATION OF THE PLAN FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCE
201 Inter-Sectoral and Intra-Sectoral Differentiation of Technical Level
203 The Rate of Replacement of Types of Technology
204 The Pace of Introduction of New Technology in Industry
205 Equipment Renewal
206 Production of New Types of Output
  5. BASIC TASKS OF THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
208 [introduction.]
208 Research and Utilisation of the Achievement of Science and Technology
211 The Planning of Standardisation
  CHAPTER VII
  PLANNING THE USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES
216 [introduction.]
  1. THE EXPLOITATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT
217 [introduction.]
218 Conservation and Rational Exploitation of Water Supplies
220 Protection of the Atmosphere
220 Land Conservation and Utilisation
222 Conservation and Rational Utilisation of Forest Resources
223 Conservation and Reproduction of Fish Stocks
224 Conservation and Rational Exploitation of Mineral Resources
225 2. THE PLANNING OF GEOLOGICAL PROSPECTING AND EXPLORATION
  CHAPTER VIII
  THE PLANNING OF CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND CONSTRUCTION
229 1. SOURCES AND COMPOSITION OF CAPITAL INVESTMENT
  2. THE PRE-PLANNING STAGE OF INVESTMENT PLANNING
232 [introduction.]
232 Forecasting
233 A Dynamic Inter-Sectoral Input-Output Model
  3. THE STATE INVESTMENT PLAN
235 Five-Year and Annual Plans
237 Basic Indicators of the Investment Plan
241 The Compilation of Itemised Lists
243 4. PLANNING THE STRUCTURE OF INVESTMENT
  5. DEFINING THE ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF INVESTMENT
247 [introduction.]
247 Indicators of the General Efficiency of Capital Investment
249 Indicators of Comparative Economic Efficiency of Investment
  CHAPTER IX
  PLANNING THE LOCATION OF INDUSTRY
253 [introduction.]
  1. METHODOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF PLANNING THE LOCATION OF INDUSTRY
253 [introduction.]
254 Sectoral Principles for the Location of Industry
261 Principles for the Regional Location of Industry
261 2. THE METHODOLOGY OF PLANNING THE LOCATION OF INDUSTRY IN A SECTOR
  3. THE COMPILATION OF REGIONAL PLANS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND LOCATION OF INDUSTRY
269 [introduction.]
270 Ensuring Integrated Development of Union Republics and Economic Areas
272 The Creation of Industrial Complexes
274 The General Scheme for Distribution of the Country’s Productive Forces
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