"A national economy in which the government seeks to determine economic activity largely
through a mechanism of central planning, as in the former Soviet Union, in contrast to a market
economy which depends heavily upon market forces to allocate productive resources. In a “non-
market” economy, production targets, prices, costs, investment allocations, raw materials, labour,
international trade and most other economic aggregates are manipulated within a national
economic plan drawn up by a central planning authority; hence the public sector makes the major
decisions affecting demand and supply within the national economy.”"
http://www.iit.adelaide.edu.au/docs/Shanghai.pdf
They have five years to transition and their SOE public subsidized sector has massively expanded instead of disbanded like they where supposed to by this time.
My theory of SOE cartels is solid based on the different prices they sell resources to their SOE's as compared to the rest of the world.
Rider I
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