Variations in Behavior of Planning Agencies

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jun 1971Publisher:JSTORJournal:Administrative Science Quarterly, volume 16, page 192 (issn: 0001-8392,

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Authors: Donald A. Krueckeberg;

doi: 10.2307/2391829

Variations in Behavior of Planning Agencies

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An empirical model of metropolitan planning agencies is constructed to study variations in planning behavior. Factor analysis is employed in defining the dimensions of agency input and output. These dimensions are used to cluster the agencies into input and output types. Study of the linkages between input types and output types yields a model of affinities of types. Underdeveloped and developing agencies are found to constitute significant styles of agency behavior that are not explained by current planning theory.

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