Lavrovskiy I.K. Evolution of Economic Formations: through Monopolarity to Decentralized Planning. // Economics of contemporary Russia 2008. ¹4 (40) Ñ.42-55.
    State planning and markets were coexisting since early ancient times. Economic formations were changing each other through integration. Socialism or post-capitalism doesn’t exclude wars. The social market economy is a product of Cold War. Competition between different national planning models results in creation of a monopolar world. Strong market support and planning only the major economic inputs are specific for the American model of planning. Concentration of planning power in one centre leads to a monopoly on economic development and formation of new classes – technoelite and technoplebs. New formation is emerging within the monopolar system and leads to eventual decentralization of planning and opening access to developmental resources worldwide.
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