4.0

The book is written in an engaging and entertaining manner and is easy to read.

However, I expected it to be more about specifically how Walmart etc. do planning and how this might be co-opted in socialism.

The latter is discussed quite a bit, but the former barely at all beyond the most basic details.

There is also a lot of time spent discussing the failure of central planning in the USSR, I found this interesting and the discussion was good but it seemed a bit of a tangent to the main topic of the book and I would have preferred the space to have been used to discuss modern planning techniques and proposals.

It's a good book though - I would recommend it to others.