Cybernetic planned economy

Even the Polish economist Oscar Lange in the 1950s pointed to the use of computers as an opportunity to improve planning efficiency.

In the 1960s and 1980s , there have been attempts in history to implement such automated government control, for example, such projects as:

1. The nationwide automated system for accounting and information processing (OGAS) in the USSR ;
2. Cybersin in Chile , implemented under the government of Salvador Allende (1970-1973).

In the 2010s, journalist Anatoly Wasserman expressed the view that the computing power of modern computer technology allows you to create a unique and accurate production plan, devoid of the flaws that affect the market economy ^[1] .

Modern economists notice that today in the management of large corporations quite effective various automated control systems (ACS) have gained great development - primarily such as ERP ( English Enterprise Resource Planning , enterprise resource planning). And for greater efficiency, modern ERP uses such advanced technologies as machine learning , artificial intelligence and the Internet of things . So for the effective management of the modern state, it would theoretically be possible to create a single effective ACS built on the principles of modern corporate ERP systems. But for this, the socio-economic structure of the state will have to be built on the principles of a single corporation - subordinating all the material resources to the state itself ( public property ) and introducing a planned economy in state management.

• Planned Economy
• Mathematical economics
• Economic cybernetics
• Strategic planning

• Macroeconomics: Cybernetic planned economy. on the site "State Automated Information System" Management "".
• The new planned economy will not be planned. It will be a feedback cyber system.
• Wasserman A. Socialism is already possible.