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... planning since the mid - 1950s have been in a state of flux , and the highly centralized administrative type of planning inherited after the war from the U.S.S.R. by all the newly established Commu- nist states has undergone ...
... planning since the mid - 1950s have been in a state of flux , and the highly centralized administrative type of planning inherited after the war from the U.S.S.R. by all the newly established Commu- nist states has undergone ...
Page 259
... planning in developed non - Communist countries Planning Non - Communist countries that practice some explicit in a form of economic planning include Belgium , Finland , capitalist France , Germany , Ireland , Italy , The Netherlands ...
... planning in developed non - Communist countries Planning Non - Communist countries that practice some explicit in a form of economic planning include Belgium , Finland , capitalist France , Germany , Ireland , Italy , The Netherlands ...
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... PLANNING In spite of increasing professionalism in the formulation of development plans on paper , the practical perfor- mance of the developing countries in implementing de- velopment plans of any complexity has not been very en ...
... PLANNING In spite of increasing professionalism in the formulation of development plans on paper , the practical perfor- mance of the developing countries in implementing de- velopment plans of any complexity has not been very en ...
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