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normative forecasting: a standalone construct

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normativeforecasting1 CONSTRUCTNormative forecastingJANTSCH · FUTURES STUDIES

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Futures studies

forecasting that starts from future goals and needs and works backward to the technologies and developments required to meet them.

In futures studies, normative forecasting refers to forecasting that starts from future goals and needs and works backward to the technologies and developments required to meet them. This meaning comes from Jantsch (1967) in Technological Forecasting In Perspective.[1]

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References

  1. Jantsch, E. (1967). Technological Forecasting In Perspective. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Open Library record

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