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"Planned economy" as a book category covers works that examine economic systems in which resource allocation, production, and distribution are directed by a central authority or coordinated through formal planning rather than primarily by market forces. It includes theoretical texts on the principles and models of central planning, technical works on planning methods (input–output analysis, five‑year plans, forecasting), historical and comparative studies of Soviet, Maoist, wartime, and developmental-state planning, and policy analyses of transitions between planned and market systems. The category also embraces memoirs, political histories, critiques and defenses (efficiency, equity, incentives, innovation), and fiction or alternative-history narratives set under planned regimes. Interdisciplinary in scope, it appeals to readers of economics, political science, history and sociology interested in how collective decisions shape production, distribution and social outcomes.

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