Economics (Economic Planning)
This Topic Covers the Following Topics.
- Definition and Concept of Economic Planning: The basics of economic planning, its definition, and the evolution from practice to theory.
- Types of Planning:
- Imperative Planning: Characteristics, application in socialist or communist countries, and examples like the Soviet Union and China.
- Indicative Planning: Characteristics, application in mixed economies, and examples like France and Japan.
- Origin and Expansion of Planning:
- Regional Planning: Early examples like the Tennessee Valley Authority in the USA.
- National Planning: Adoption by countries like the Soviet Union and France.
- Planning Goals and Objectives: Different types of planning goals, including economic growth, social justice, balanced regional development, and sustainable development.
- Challenges in Economic Planning: Issues such as resource allocation, regional imbalances, social integration, and policy implementation.
- Planning in India:
- Historical background and the role of the Planning Commission.
- Five-Year Plans: Their objectives, strategies, and outcomes.
- Structural reforms and shifts in planning approaches, such as the shift towards market-oriented policies post-1991.
- Theoretical Perspectives on Planning:
- Discussion on normative and systemic planning approaches and their relevance.
- The integration of economic, social, and environmental dimensions in planning.
- Comparative Planning Approaches:
- Differences between various types of planning (imperative vs. indicative).
- The role of market socialism and its challenges in policy coordination.
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