State accumulation and market equilibria: An application of Kalecki‐Kornai analysis to planned economies in the third world
基于科尔奈和卡莱茨基理论，分析了外围社会主义经济中的宏观经济和部门间失衡，指出国家过度积累的根源，并讨论了体制改革对经济管理的影响。
This article contains an analysis of macroeconomics and inter‐sectoral disequilibria in peripheral socialist economies, based on an adaptation of the theories of Kornai and Kalecki to the planned primary‐export economy with a large peasant I artisan sector. The origins of excess state accumulation in such economies is identified, and consequences of system reforms for economic management discussed. It is argued that macroeconomic policy should take into account heterogeneous production forms, severe external resource constraints and social pressure for basic needs satisfaction.