Economic Planning and Industrial Policy: A Framework for Avoiding the Corner Solutions

12 Pages Posted: 23 Sep 2010

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Raj Aggarwal

Kent State University Foundation; University of Akron; Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland; Kent State University

Date Written: September 23, 2010

Abstract

The extreme of central economic planning or the other extreme of reliance only on market signals are not appropriate approaches to national economic planning as complete reliance on either extreme are fraught with serious limitations. Economic planning must find a workable middle way to encourage and support conditions that enhance economic growth. This note suggests some pragmatic guidelines and principles for a balanced framework for national economic planning.

Keywords: Economic Planning, Regulation, Industry Guidance

Suggested Citation

Aggarwal, Raj and Aggarwal, Raj, Economic Planning and Industrial Policy: A Framework for Avoiding the Corner Solutions (September 23, 2010). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1681803 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1681803

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