Scenarios about 'economic planning'
Economic planning refers to the deliberate organization of economic activities through centralized decision-making rather than through market mechanisms. Historically associated with socialist and communist systems, it involves government allocation of resources, setting production targets, and determining prices to achieve specific social and economic objectives. Economic planning has been a central element in many alternate history scenarios exploring different economic systems and their impacts on technological development, social equality, and international relations.
What If Lusaka Diversified Beyond Copper Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Zambia successfully diversified its economy away from copper dependency in the 1970s, potentially transforming the nation's economic trajectory and political stability in Southern Africa.
What If Newcastle Transitioned from Coal and Shipbuilding Earlier?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Newcastle upon Tyne pivoted away from its traditional heavy industries decades before the actual decline, potentially transforming the economic and social landscape of Northeast England.
What If Tunis Developed Different Tourism Strategies?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Tunisia pursued a diversified tourism development model instead of focusing primarily on mass beach tourism, potentially transforming the nation's economy, culture, and political stability.