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The 28 pages that link to Central planning, each with the reason it gives.

• Marxism–LeninismRelated: It became a principal means of directing production in states governed by Marxist–Leninist parties.

• Market socialismCompared with: It replaces much of the market coordination market socialism retains.

• Command economyRelated: It is the main method authorities use to set output and allocate resources.

• Economic planningBroader topic: It is the most directive form of economy-wide planning.

• Market economyCompared with: It offers a nonmarket method for coordinating economic decisions.

• Friedrich HayekCompared with: Hayek argued that planners could not gather and update the local knowledge encoded in market activity.

• Economic calculation problemBroader topic: It is the institutional arrangement whose capacity to calculate the argument questions.

• State capitalismCompared with: State capitalism relies substantially on markets rather than replacing them with comprehensive planning.

• Mongolian People's RepublicRelated: State plans directed the republic's industry, agriculture, and investment.

• State socialismRelated: Planning is a principal way state-socialist governments coordinate economic activity.

• War communismRelated: Government agencies attempted to coordinate production and distribution across the economy.

• Resource allocationCompared with: It replaces decentralized allocation decisions with administrative plans.

• North Korean economyNarrower topic: It is the organizing framework behind state targets and official ownership.

• Ludwig von MisesCompared with: Mises argued that planners cannot substitute administrative decisions for market-generated calculation.

• Market designCompared with: Market design modifies decentralized exchange rather than replacing it with comprehensive administrative allocation.

• OrdoliberalismCompared with: Ordoliberals favor competitive markets over administrative allocation, while accepting a strong state to uphold market rules.

• First Five-Year PlanNarrower topic: The plan applied central planning to investment, output, and resource allocation.

• Jan TinbergenRelated: Tinbergen used quantitative planning methods while advising the Dutch government.

• Participatory economicsCompared with: Its council negotiations are designed to avoid decisions imposed by a central planning agency.

• Socialist market economyCompared with: Reformers sought to replace its exclusive role without discarding state direction.

• Knowledge problemCompared with: Planning makes the coordination burden visible when decisions depend on dispersed local facts.

• Planned economyBroader topic: It is the core coordinating process through which a planned economy directs activity.

• Market efficiencyCompared with: It offers an alternative coordination structure whose performance can be compared with markets.

• Trade (commerce)Compared with: Central planning replaces many market exchanges with administrative allocation.

• Invisible handCompared with: It contrasts decentralized market coordination with deliberate administrative direction.

• Economic systemCompared with: It replaces decentralized market decisions with administrative coordination.

• Capitalism and FreedomCompared with: The book warns that concentrated economic control can also concentrate political power.

• Yumjaagiin TsedenbalNarrower topic: Mongolia's Soviet-aligned government directed economic development through state plans.