Meanings of planned economy in anglès

It is the planned economy, not the market, that requires perfect knowledge.

A third plenary in 1984 saw the concept of the planned economy abandoned.

Plekhanov was saying doggedly, Any planned economy is more efficient than any unplanned one.

Second, NHS England's approach is in grave danger of looking like a nationally planned economy.

In the planned economy, when the plan worked, the nation got what its planners ordered.

But in this respect (and others) we do live in a planned economy.

This is not to say that the planned economy was completely inefficient, though broadly it was.

Beijing may run a centrally planned economy but it's still hard to re-invent supply chains overnight.

Living in a communist state with a centrally planned economy, private enterprise was the preserve of regime-slurring traitors.

A decade ago, as president, he introduced a series of reforms to liberalise and boost the centrally- planned economy.

There is little or no evidence that a planned economy, or elaborate statism, solves any problems at all.

Paying bribes helped private companies to get access to resources, credit and licences that the planned economy denied them.

Tree trunks are standing monuments to futile competition -futile if we think in terms of a planned economy.

The cable should boost President Raúl Castro's drive to modernise Cuba's centrally planned economy and make state enterprises slimmer and more efficient.

Brunner studied the Soviet planned economy in books but came up against it in real life during the construction of the plant.

The fears of unemployment and poverty in old age were to be eliminated wholesale through a planned economy, a new social order.