Market Socialism or Participatory Planning?
Pat Devine
Abstract
Pat Devine
Abstract
This paper consists of a critical analysis of the British school of market socialism and a discussion of participatory planning as an alternative model for a socialist economy. It concludes that market socialism's claim to combine efficiency with socialist objectives is incoherent and that, unlike market socialism, models of participatory planning have the potential to contribute to the renewal of the socialist project.
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This paper consists of a critical analysis of the British school of market socialism and a discussion of participatory planning as an alternative model for a socialist economy. It concludes that market socialism's claim to combine efficiency with socialist objectives is incoherent and that, unlike market socialism, models of participatory planning have the potential to contribute to the renewal of the socialist project.
Key concepts: Socialism, Market socialism, Citizen journalism, State socialism, Socialist market economy, Economics, Economic system, Planned economy