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‘<strong>The</strong> conscious attempts by a government to coordinate public policies more rationally in order to reach more fully and rapidly the desirable ends for future development’ G. Myrdal, Beyond the Welfare State, 1960, p. 23
<strong>The</strong> ‘growth growth pole theory’ theory (1960s): • stimulating regional development • in peripheral regions • through governmental planning and investments • in order to create synergy and multiplier effects
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