О формировании системы национального планирования в России

On the Formation of National Planning System in Russia

Victor Polterovich
Authors registered in the RePEc Author Service: Виктор Меерович Полтерович

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Abstract: We propose to distinguish between two “ideal” types of national planning: the universal and the program planning. The first is aimed at accelerating the balanced development of industries and regions through large-scale investment projects; it requires a hierarchy of specialized planning institutions. The second uses a relatively small number of programs aimed at addressing key economic problems. These programs are worked out by the ministries and agencies, which are also engaged in the current management. In developing countries, national planning tends to be the first type, and in the developed ones, it tends to be the second. In Russia, elements of both types of systems have spontaneously arisen. From them, it is necessary to form a mixed system that would be adequate to the Russian level of development. Its contours are discussed in the paper.

Keywords: indicative planning; budgeting; industrial policy; national innovation system (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: L52 O21 O25 P11 P21 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015-06-20
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