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Dr. Branch in [2] provided a relatively comprehensive review of city planning in the U.S. Another type of planning not mentioned by Dr. Branch is the "Indicative Planning" which was developed in France. Indicative Planning as a noncoercive but effective approach to national economic planni...

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Published inManagement science Vol. 18; no. 4; p. B232
Main Author Delarue, Antoine P
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Linthicum Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences 01.12.1971
Subjects
Civil service
Cooperation
Decision making
Economic growth
Economic planning
Economic statistics
Labor unions
Letters to the editor
Urban planning
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Summary:Dr. Branch in [2] provided a relatively comprehensive review of city planning in the U.S. Another type of planning not mentioned by Dr. Branch is the "Indicative Planning" which was developed in France. Indicative Planning as a noncoercive but effective approach to national economic planning generated considerable interest. It was thought to provide an answer to the general issue of "Collective Planning" of which city planning and national economic planning are specific examples.
ISSN:0025-1909
1526-5501