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Economic Planning, East and West; Mathematical Theory in Soviet Planning: Concepts, Methods, Techniques

Edited by Morris Bornstein
Alfred Zauberman
Reviewed by By William Diebold, Jr.
July 1976
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Edited by Morris Bornstein
Ballinger
1975
334 pp.
Alfred Zauberman
Oxford University Press (for the Royal Institute of International Affairs)
1976
464 pp.
$42.50

Studies of Poland, Hungary, France, Japan, and four major topics make up an interesting work that is supplemented in depth by a highly specialized volume on important developments in Soviet planning.