plaanimajanduslikud
The term "plaanimajanduslikud" is an Estonian adjective that translates to "planned economic" or relating to a planned economy. It refers to a system where the production, distribution, and pricing of goods and services are determined by a central authority rather than by market forces. In a plaanimajanduslik system, the government or a state planning agency sets economic targets and allocates resources to achieve them. This contrasts with a market economy, where supply and demand largely dictate these factors.
Historically, plaanimajanduslik systems were characteristic of socialist and communist states, such as the Soviet Union and
The implementation of plaanimajanduslik policies aimed to achieve social goals like full employment and industrial development,