The main goal of resource development is to find ways to promote the central planning of resource utilization so that resources can be allocated to the uses that will benefit society the most. allocate existing resources more efficiently among competing uses. increase the amount of resources and create conditions that will make better use of those resources. find the right balance between policies that promote economic growth and policies designed to promote other goals such as a fair distribution of income

Allocate existing resources more efficiently among competing uses.

Explanation:

The main goal of resource development is to find ways that allocate resources more efificiently, to spread the available resources in a way that maximizes economic and social benefit taking into account the different competing uses.

Resource development does not necessarily promote central planning because it can make use of market strategies to achieve its goal, and it cannot increase the amount of resources available as well, because these are determined by the natural endownment that each area has.

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