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and the development of technological research in particu
I lar. The inter-relationship of various factors in
tj
economic life have to be studied before any planning
^ efforts can be made. It is to be hoped i that due attention'
be given without delay to this important aspect of
scientific, industrial, and economic research.
Planning in democratic state is social process in
which In some part every citizen should have the opportunity
to participate. To set pattern of future development
is a task of such magnitude and significance that it
should embody the best thought of the country and reflect
as fully as possible the impact of public opinion and ii
the needs of community. It has been felt that it is Ii
necessary before presenting- the proposals in complete |
ir details, a broad outline of the plan be offered. The |
! plan is intended to be a document for the widest possible i i
public discussions. A characteristic of democratic
planning is seen in the fact that it should lead to an
increasing consumption at a fairly early stage. This
analysis of the plan has brought out three points:
1. That it is a realistic and modest plan, based
on economic analysis of higher caliber.
2. It is indicative of the extremely scarce and
poor resources available for economic development.
3. It proceeds by the familiar and orthodox
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| Title | Solving India's unemployment through industrial planning. - Page 216 |
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| Full text | 203 and the development of technological research in particu I lar. The inter-relationship of various factors in tj economic life have to be studied before any planning ^ efforts can be made. It is to be hoped i that due attention' be given without delay to this important aspect of scientific, industrial, and economic research. Planning in democratic state is social process in which In some part every citizen should have the opportunity to participate. To set pattern of future development is a task of such magnitude and significance that it should embody the best thought of the country and reflect as fully as possible the impact of public opinion and ii the needs of community. It has been felt that it is Ii necessary before presenting- the proposals in complete | ir details, a broad outline of the plan be offered. The | ! plan is intended to be a document for the widest possible i i public discussions. A characteristic of democratic planning is seen in the fact that it should lead to an increasing consumption at a fairly early stage. This analysis of the plan has brought out three points: 1. That it is a realistic and modest plan, based on economic analysis of higher caliber. 2. It is indicative of the extremely scarce and poor resources available for economic development. 3. It proceeds by the familiar and orthodox |
