Planning people

M. A. Bienefeld

Development and Change, 1973, vol. 4, issue 1, 51-77

Abstract: “Problems of economic planning seem to acquire a resemblance to the problems of military strategy, where in practice the choice lies between a relatively small number of plans, which have in the main to be treated and chosen between as organic wholes, and which for a variety of reasons do not easily permit of intermediate combinations.”

Date: 1973
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