| Autor: |
Gripaios, Peter1 |
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Planning Outlook. 1984, Vol. 27 Issue 1, p43-44. 2p. |
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The article presents a study on regional industrial development that heralds a reduced role for regional policy. This is in contrast with the Regional Studies Association inquiry into regional problems in Great Britain. A brief exploration of the central government views leads to a conclusion with a call for an increase in regional planning and for regional planning authorities. With this, the case for such a reduction in assistance can probably be based on a number of grounds. It can be argued that in any event the free market solution is a better solution to regional imbalances. |
| Databáze: |
GreenFILE |
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