Theoretical Foundations of Development Planning: Development Policy and the Planning Process Part-B
Published on 30. June 1991
536 pages
978-93-90623-81-5 (ISBN)
Description
Theoretical Foundations of Development Planning in five volumes presents a unique collection of papers contributed by a group of outstanding international economists. The aim of the work is to produce a definitive source, reference and teaching supplement for use by professional researchers, advanced graduate students and practitioners of national development planning. In addition, this work will also assist researchers and students working in one branch of development planning to become acquainted with other branches in this field.
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By Shri Bhagwan Dahiya and Jan Tinbergen
Content
- Cover
- HalfTitle Page
- Title Page
- Copyrights Page
- About the Author
- About the Book
- Theoretical Foundations of Development Planning
- Contents
- Foreword
- Preface
- Contributors to this Volume
- Part VI: PLANNING PROCEDURES
- 20. Government Decentralisation and Development Planning
- 21. Centralisation, Decentralisation and the Nature of Information Flows in a Planned Economy
- 22. Secrecy and Publicity in the Marshallian Planned Economy
- 23. Incentives and Planning Procedures
- 24. Incentive Compatible Primal Planning Algorithms
- 25. Iterative Planning Procedures with a Finite Memory
- 26. Decentralised Consistent Equilibria
- 27. Lange-Lerner Planning Mechanisms for a Ramsey Infinite Horizon Growth Economy
- Part VII: ECONOMETRIC MODELS
- 28. Econometrics Faced with the Needs of Macro-economic Policy
- 29. Macro-Econometric Modelling as a Background to Development Planning
- 30. Recent Trends in Macro-econometric Model Building for Policy Planning
- 31. Econometric Approaches to Planning
- 32. Time Series Analysis, Forecasting, and Development Planning
- Part VIII: DEVELOPMENT PLANNING MODELS
- 33. Sector Capacity and Potential GNP
- 34. Planning Models and their use in the Centrally-planned Economies
- 35. The Fel'dman-Domar-Mahalanobis Development Models: Comparisons of First Generation Planning Models
- 36. An Input-Output Approach for Sectoral Output and Employment Planning: Case Study of Algeria
- 37. On the Design of Linear Programming Models for Open Economics
- 38. The H-Table and Choice of Technology in Linear Programming On Mathatical Foundations of Development Planning
- 39. A Multi-Sectoral Planning Model with Time-varying Coefficients: A State Variable Characterisation and an Alternative Methods for Estimating its Capital Coefficients
- 40. Computable General Equilibrium Models: An Overview of Applications to Development
- 41. A Theoretical Overview of a Community Simulation Model
- 42. Oil Refinery Modelling with the GAMS Language
- 43. Planning Policy with General Equilibrium Models: The Effects of Tariffs in the Philippines
- 44. How should You do Sensitivity Analysis?
- 45. How Much do Structural Differences Matter?
