Development of Backward Areas Outcome of the interventions so far

Singhi Mc

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Abstract: The problem of balanced regional development received much greater attention in the Third Five Year Plan. The Plan took a more positive view of the possibility of reaching regional balance. It stated that a large country with extensive natural resources, viewing each phase of its development in the perspective of a long term plan, has the means not only to realise a high and sustained rate of growth, but also to enable its less developed regions to come up to the level of the rest.

Keywords: development; backward areas; outcome; intervention; regional development; Third Five Year Plan; natural resources; sustained rate of growth; India. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017-06
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