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The Marathwada Region
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Multi-level planning currently enjoys wide acceptance in planning for economic development of large economies with a wide range of diversity in resources and institutional set-up. The approach merits particular relevance when due to· historical circumstances, the national economy is inflicted with economic and technological dualism divding it into modern leading regions confined to metropolitan areas with impulses of growth and vast lagging regions which remain more or less isolated from the forces of development.
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