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THE rationalization and planning movements, unofficial and official, that have in recent years swept over the industrial world involve a number of practical policies that must be separately discussed if their efficiency is to be scientifically assessed. In his presidential address to Section F (Economic Science and Statistics), Prof. P. Sargant Florence reviews recent realistic research into the policies of the siting, size and scope of industries.
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Economic Research and Industrial Policy. Nature 140, 411–412 (1937). https://doi.org/10.1038/140411b0
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