Development Planning and Policy-making The State

Which of the following is not a public policy to promote the private sector ?

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Which of the following is not a public policy to promote the private sector ?

A. Investigating development potential through scientific and market research and natural resources surveys
B. Providing adequate infrastructure for public and private agencies
C. Creating markets, including commodity markets, security exchanges, banks credit facilities and insurance companies
D. Increasing market monopolies and oligopolies to help producers

Goals are achieved through ____ such a monetary fiscal, exchange rate tariff tax subsidy, business incentive foreign investment and foreign aid?

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Goals are achieved through ____ such a monetary fiscal, exchange rate tariff tax subsidy, business incentive foreign investment and foreign aid?

A. indicative plan
B. central bank policies
C. central planning
D. instrument variables

Annual GNP growth of 6% poverty reduced by 1% point of the population Balance of payments deficit not in excess of $200 million For a planner, the above are ?

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Annual GNP growth of 6% poverty reduced by 1% point of the population Balance of payments deficit not in excess of $200 million For a planner, the above are ?

A. achieved only through socialism
B. target variables
C. bound by soft budget
D. recurrent expenditures