1973Journal of the Northeastern Agricultural Economics CouncilRequires access

On Policy and Plans for Rural Economic Development

Ernest J. Nesius

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“As a rule, people feel acute concern about the future, beyond the horizon of the present, only when times are out of joint and when the prospect looks menacing. In o our generation we are living in one of these times of unusually intense stress and anxiety” Arthur J. Toynbee, Change and Habit. Oxford University Press, 1966.

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“As a rule, people feel acute concern about the future, beyond the horizon of the present, only when times are out of joint and when the prospect looks menacing. In o our generation we are living in one of these times of unusually intense stress and anxiety” Arthur J. Toynbee, Change and Habit. Oxford University Press, 1966.

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“As a rule, people feel acute concern about the future, beyond the horizon of the present, only when times are out of joint and when the prospect looks menacing. In o our generation we are living in one of these times of unusually intense stress and anxiety” Arthur J. Toynbee, Change and Habit. Oxford University Press, 1966.

Key concepts: Habit, Economics, Joint (building), Development economics, Economic growth, Political science, Psychology, Social psychology

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