Comprehensive economic planning in Mali
Abstract
Possible planning techniques depend very much on fundamental economic choices. These choices as defined by Congress of 22 September I960 are:(a) Economic decolonization: since that date new national structures have been instituted: the establishment of State corporations in the main sectors of economic activity, particularly foreign trade and wholesale trade (SCMT.LX) (Mixed export Company), transport (Mali State Transport. Company - Air Mail - Railways - Shipping company) mining and oil research (mining office, large building industries and undertakings, and the like) the setting up of national currency institutions (Treasury, Currency exchange office, Bank of the Republic of Mali, People's Development Bank). (b) Socialist-type development adapted to African Conditions co—operative organization of the peasantry, priority development of the state sector referred for all the main sectors of economic life.
Citation
“Sylla, Seydou Djim; United Nations. Economic and Social Council; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa (1963-09). Comprehensive economic planning in Mali. UN. ECA Meeting on Comprehensive Economic Planning (1962, Oct. 15-20 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia). Addis Ababa :. © UN. ECA,. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/8301”Collections
- Economic Planning and Forecasting [989]
- Regional Integration [2693]
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