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>From "Cuba's Socialist Renewal"
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Here is Part 9 of my translation of the booklet Information on the
results of the Debate on the Economic and Social Policy Guidelines for
the Party and the Revolution, an explanatory document published
together with the final version of the Guidelines adopted by the Cuban
Communist Party (PCC) Congress in April.

In Cuba's centrally planned economy most prices are set by planning
authorities rather than the market. In the new socialist-oriented
economic model outlined in the Guidelines, the state will continue to
regulate prices where this is deemed necessary while allowing the
market to establish others. There will be greater scope for state
enterprises to set the prices of their products and services within
certain limits established by the plan. The aim is to harmoniously
combine central planning, decentralised planning at the level of state
enterprises and municipalities and market mechanisms. Guideline 1
states that "the socialist planning system will continue to be the
principal means to direct the national economy."

Link to translation:
http://cubasocialistrenewal.blogspot.com/2011/06/translation-guidelines-debate-9-pricing.html

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