Imperative Planning is:
A.The planning process followed by the state economies (i.e. the socialist or communist)
B.The type of planning which gives less emphasis upon the social and institutional dimensions
C.In such planning, the planners just search for the best possible results in relation to the established goals giving less importance to issues like caste, creed, religion, region, language, marriage, family, etC.
D.The systems planning gives due importance to the socio-institutional factors.
Answer:A
Imperative Planning is:
A.The planning process followed by the state economies (i.e. the socialist or communist) B.The type of planning which gives less emphasis upon the social and institutional dimensions C.In such planning, the planners just search for the best possible results in relation to the established goals giving less importance to issues like caste, creed, religion, region, language, marriage, family, etC. D.The systems planning gives due importance to the socio-institutional factors.
Explanation: The planning process followed by the state economies (i.e the socialist or communist) is known as the imperative planning. Such planning is also called as directive or target planning. Such planning had two main variants. In the Socialist system, all economic decisions were centralised in the hands of the state with collective ownership of resources (except labour). In the Communist system (i.e. China of past) all resources were to be owned and utilised by the state (including labour, too).