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... planning . This is inherent in the idea of planning and its implications must be fully admitted . ' Hence it is clear that there was widespread acceptance of the regula- tory role of the state in the process of industrial development ...
... planning . This is inherent in the idea of planning and its implications must be fully admitted . ' Hence it is clear that there was widespread acceptance of the regula- tory role of the state in the process of industrial development ...
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... planning has operated in a far more anti - poor fashion than market forces could ever have been . By simply failing to be efficient in generating wealth and in producing goods and services the worst sufferers have been the poor and the ...
... planning has operated in a far more anti - poor fashion than market forces could ever have been . By simply failing to be efficient in generating wealth and in producing goods and services the worst sufferers have been the poor and the ...
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... Planning and development in India . New Delhi : Ashish , 1990 . Freeman , John R. Democracy and markets : the poli- tics of mixed economy . Ithaca : Cornell University Press , 1989 . Gangwal , Subhash . New dimensions in industrial ...
... Planning and development in India . New Delhi : Ashish , 1990 . Freeman , John R. Democracy and markets : the poli- tics of mixed economy . Ithaca : Cornell University Press , 1989 . Gangwal , Subhash . New dimensions in industrial ...
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