Che Guevara, economics and politics in the transition to socialism /
Tablada Pérez, Carlos.
Che Guevara, economics and politics in the transition to socialism / by Carlos Tablada. - First edition. - New York, NY : Pathfinder/Pacific and Asia ; 1989. - 286 pages ; 21 cm.
Translation of: El pensamiento económico de Ernesto Che Guevara.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 257-279) and index.
Ernesto Che Guevara -- Carlos Tablada -- Dedication -- Publisher's preface / by David Deutschmann -- Introduction / by Carlos Tablada -- Part one the economic management system under socialism: Theoretical and methodological questions discussed by Che -- Chapter 1 The economic management system and its categories --Chapter 2 The Marxist conception of politics as concentrated economics and its importance in economic management under socialism -- Chapter 3 The relationships between the budgetary finance system and the economic accounting system in the management of the socialist economy -- Part two the economic management system in the first stage of building socialism in Cuba -- Chapter 4 Emergence of the budgetary finance system -- Chapter 5 Economic planning: its function as principal organizer of the socialist economy -- Chapter 6 the role of money, the banking system, and prices -- Chapter 7 unequal exchange -- Chapter 8 Che and voluntary work -- Chapter 9 incentive systems -- Chapter 10 problems of leadership, organization, and management of social production under the budgetary finance system -- Chapter 11 cadre policy: political leadership and the development of administrative and technical personnel -- Channel 12 conclusions --
"The transition to socialism marks the first time in history that growing political consciousness and control by working people hold the key to economic progress. This book looks to the theoretical contributions to build socialism by Ernesto Che Guevara from 1959 to 1966, when he shouldered wide-ranging duties in the Cuban revolutionary government. Is "profit" a useful yardstick? What is the role of the market? Of economic planning? Of material incentives and voluntary work? In an October 1987 speech of Carlos Tablada's book: "The author compiled, studied, and presented ... articles and speeches dealing with a subject so decisive in the building of socialism."" From the back of book.
0947083073 0947083065
90187828
Guevara, Che, 1928-1967.
Marxian economics.
Socialism--Cuba.
HB 97 .5 / .T26613 1989
335.43/47
Che Guevara, economics and politics in the transition to socialism / by Carlos Tablada. - First edition. - New York, NY : Pathfinder/Pacific and Asia ; 1989. - 286 pages ; 21 cm.
Translation of: El pensamiento económico de Ernesto Che Guevara.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 257-279) and index.
Ernesto Che Guevara -- Carlos Tablada -- Dedication -- Publisher's preface / by David Deutschmann -- Introduction / by Carlos Tablada -- Part one the economic management system under socialism: Theoretical and methodological questions discussed by Che -- Chapter 1 The economic management system and its categories --Chapter 2 The Marxist conception of politics as concentrated economics and its importance in economic management under socialism -- Chapter 3 The relationships between the budgetary finance system and the economic accounting system in the management of the socialist economy -- Part two the economic management system in the first stage of building socialism in Cuba -- Chapter 4 Emergence of the budgetary finance system -- Chapter 5 Economic planning: its function as principal organizer of the socialist economy -- Chapter 6 the role of money, the banking system, and prices -- Chapter 7 unequal exchange -- Chapter 8 Che and voluntary work -- Chapter 9 incentive systems -- Chapter 10 problems of leadership, organization, and management of social production under the budgetary finance system -- Chapter 11 cadre policy: political leadership and the development of administrative and technical personnel -- Channel 12 conclusions --
"The transition to socialism marks the first time in history that growing political consciousness and control by working people hold the key to economic progress. This book looks to the theoretical contributions to build socialism by Ernesto Che Guevara from 1959 to 1966, when he shouldered wide-ranging duties in the Cuban revolutionary government. Is "profit" a useful yardstick? What is the role of the market? Of economic planning? Of material incentives and voluntary work? In an October 1987 speech of Carlos Tablada's book: "The author compiled, studied, and presented ... articles and speeches dealing with a subject so decisive in the building of socialism."" From the back of book.
0947083073 0947083065
90187828
Guevara, Che, 1928-1967.
Marxian economics.
Socialism--Cuba.
HB 97 .5 / .T26613 1989
335.43/47