industrial planning
Manufacturing sector coordination
Industrial planning is the process by which governments, agencies, or organizations coordinate and direct the development of manufacturing, infrastructure, and economic sectors.
It typically involves setting production targets, allocating resources, and establishing policies to guide industrial growth.
The term is associated with both centrally planned economies, where the state controls most economic decisions, and with mixed economies that use strategic intervention to develop particular industries.
The country's industrial planning emphasized heavy manufacturing in the postwar period.
- market analysisStudy of commercial conditions
- manufacturing facilitiesIndustrial production sites
- capacity utilizationProduction as proportion available
- transportation networksSystems moving people, goods
- investment strategyApproach to growing wealth
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Commerce without state intervention
market economy · laissez-faire · free enterprise · market forces · spontaneous order
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Removing governmental business restrictions
privatization · neoliberalism · non-intervention · anarcho-capitalism · Austrian economics
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