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Collectivist economic planning

critical studies on the possibilities of socialism

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critical studies on the possibilities of socialism

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George Routledge $ Sons
Language
English
Pages
293

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Subjects
Economic policy, Socialism, Marxian economics

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1938, George Routledge $ Sons
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 291-293).

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London

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Library of Congress
HB97.5 .H36 1938

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v, 293 p. ;
Number of pages
293

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OL629055M
LCCN
96230009
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463819

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