Full text: Some Comments on the Politics of Full Employment.

of order by means of priorities must be introduced - and this 
degree of understanding will probably presuppose that they have 
some say in the establishment of the priorities. 
Third, The methods of control (licensing of building, raw material 
controls etc) will be facilitated to the extent to which the 
private sector will depend on the large public concerns either for 
its market (distribution) or for raw materials, for transport, 
supply of energy etc. The continued existence of a large public 
sector is therefore important for the functioning of the controls. 
Of course, the methods of control are not all restrictive: One has 
to think only of the re-training of labour etc. 
These brief hints, naturally, beget more problems than they solve. 
It would be presumptuous, however, to pretend that the problems of 
macroeconomic control in reforming socialist countries can be 
solved on paper. The development in these countries will proceed, 
like all learning, by trial and error. 
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Cambridge 1971.
	        
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