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Democracy and Efficiency in the Economic Enterprise (Routledge Studies in Business Organization and Networks, No 1)
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Publisher: Routledge (1996) Binding: Hardcover, 337 pages pricer: $180.00 ISBN-10: 0415125863 editorialreviews The essays in this book provide a thorough and empirical critique of the orthodox belief amongst economists that any shift away from central planning to more democratic forms of enterprise control would be unworkable. authority of capitalist counterparts. checked
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