It has become evident that national economic activities in general and planning in particular are more and more linked with international problems in this field going beyond foreign trade matters.this is entirely true with ...

There often is, as we all know pretty well, a certain discrepancy or, say, rivalry berween economy and technique as well as between economists and engineers. even in case there is no theory whether priority should be given ...

this paper will undertake a short survey and analysis of the changes in relative sectoral prices and in the composition of national output over the 1950-60 period in the Turkish economy. through the formal growth models ...

Investment are a main concern of economists and likewise of planners. activities in this field are, therefore, given great emphasis both from the theoretical and partical point of view, and we shall endeavor to discuss the ...

Recent development of the study of business administration is directed to the international fields such as international finance, international marketing and multinational corporations. In this research we are dealing with ...

Economic theory typically specifies exact functional relationships among its variables which do not hold in reality. A main task of econometric theory, indeed, is to provide a bridge between the exact relationships of ...

Reform initiatives in developing countries have typically taken one of two forms: repeated attempts to improve the existing system of planning and management or moving towards a market oriented system. The latter group of ...

During the last years, interest in energy problems has considerably increased all over the world. The use of energy is becoming one of the primary determinants of GDP growth, and it can be considered, even, as a measure ...

Invited to speak about development planning in a seminar devoted to "survey for development", I felt embarresed. It was out of question to lecture such a distinguished audience about what development planning is and how ...

Growth in international trade among the different groups of countries, including the exchange between the industrial countries and the developing ones, has resulted in a contiual increase of maritime shipping.