Titlebook: Socialism: Institutional, Philosophical and Economic Issues; Svetozar Pejovich Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1987 Germa

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The Case of Central Planning in the USSRik obsession with the . that ushered in the age of growthman-ship, and however indirectly, led to the present volume. A discussion of economic growth here, leaving out the Soviet case, would therefore be rather like a performance of . without the Prince of Denmark. In lieu of those better qualified,

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Book 1987stitution. give them one. and even include the bill of rights. If they want a parliament, give them that too. And a system of courts. If they want a federal system create that myth as well. Above all, let them have e 1 ecti ons, for the act of voti ng is what the common man most clearly associates w

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Hayek on Liberty and the Rule of Law: The Road to Serfdom Revisitedm (collectivism) as fascism and communism. Because of the fairly obvious socialist tendencies in English public opinion, Hayek feared that “… it is Germany whose fate we are in some danger of repeating” (Hayek 1944, p. 2).

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Is Socialism Inevitable? Historical Prophecy and the Possibilities of Reason2) and Friedrich A. Hayek’s . (1944). The first tries to demonstrate the inevitability of socialism and the other denies inevitability but tries to show that socialism can be avoided only if the possibility of a development in this direction is recognized and if one is prepared to adopt political measures against it.

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The Case of Central Planning in the USSRik obsession with the . that ushered in the age of growthman-ship, and however indirectly, led to the present volume. A discussion of economic growth here, leaving out the Soviet case, would therefore be rather like a performance of . without the Prince of Denmark. In lieu of those better qualified, I shall try to prevent such a gaping omission.

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