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There are two kinds of economic planning. One sort is the planning of final demands and the other sort is the planning of total output

George F. Bain

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There are two kinds of economic planning. One sort is the planning of final demands and the other sort is the planning of total output was published in Economic Planning in a Democratic Society on page 49.

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There are two kinds of economic planning. One sort is the planning of final demands and the other sort is the planning of total output was published in Economic Planning in a Democratic Society on page 49.

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There are two kinds of economic planning. One sort is the planning of final demands and the other sort is the planning of total output was published in Economic Planning in a Democratic Society on page 49.

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