The State and Planning in Nicaragua

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Abstract
Most theories of transitional or socialist societies make the state the primary feature of such societies. This focus on the state usually means that something called “public" or “state ownership of the means of production" and “state economic planning" are made the defining characteristics of transitional economies. The fundamental theme of these approaches is the rather simple juxtaposition of market-oriented and planned economies.1

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