THE NATIONAL ACCOUNTING SYSTEM AND THE PREPARATION OF THE FIFTH FRENCH PLAN

Michel Aglietta and Claude Seibel

Review of Income and Wealth, 1969, vol. 15, issue 2, 121-169

Abstract: This paper describes the process of development of the Fifth French Plan, and the role of the national income accounts in this process. Part I discusses methodological considerations relating to medium‐term projections. Part II outlines the methods actually used in projecting growth outlines in the Fifth Plan, and discusses the considerations that proved critical. Part III discusses the applications of the projections to the planning apparatus.

Date: 1969
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