Absence of a long-range, world-wide capital flow plan

Existing planning is nationally or regionally based and tends to result from immediate crisis situations such as war, depression or monetary devaluation.

1. Parochial limitations on capital flow in relation to global demands
2. Incompatibility of long-term thinking and financial priorities

1. Lack of long-term development assistance
2. Ineffective economic structures in industrial nations
3. Inadequate models of socio-economic development
4. Faltering structural adjustment in the world economy

1. Insensitivity to non-immediate hazards to society
2. Absence of long-term economic planning agencies

1. Limiting availability of long-term capital
2. Creating long-range, world-wide capital flow plan

1. Limitedness
2. Absence