PLANNING AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR: The Experience in Developing Countries, a Comparative Analysis

"The present two-part study devotes itself to the experience of the private sector in governmental planning in selected countries and to a consideration of the ways in which the private sector is encouraged to perform in accordance with planned goals. It grows out of recent field visits to most of the countries whose experience is examined, and I hope it will be of use and interest to government officials and to students of planning both in public service and in academic posts." [Preface] Among the countries studied are those that have Consultive Arrangements in the French Model (Morocco, Tunisia, Tanzania, and Chile); those with Detailed Central Planning (India, Turkey); and those with Macro Planning with Private-Sector Encouragement (Malaysia, Pakistan, Iran, the Philippines).108 pages, with About the Author; plus xv pages prefatory matter. Boards are clean and sound; stamp of prior owner on rfEP; text is clean and strong.