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CEPAL Review No. 31, April 1987
  • E-ISSN: 16840348

Abstract

In a series of 18 propositions, the author discusses what, in his judgement, are the problems affecting planning and what decisions will have to be taken in order to deal with them . In his view, planning is an important dimension of the capacity to govern and, hence, its improvement can only be attained within the context of a general improvement in the capacity to govern. To this end, the author proposes a selective and radical strategy for achieving major advances in a few crucai components of the decision-making process.

Related Subject(s): Economic and Social Development

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