Titlebook: Britain’s Economic Problem Revisited; Robert Bacon,Walter Eltis Book 1996 Robert Bacon and Walter Eltis 1996 growth.Inflation.production

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First Steps Towards a Solution,in terms very similar to those set out in this book and the previously published ‘Declining Britain’ articles. On 20 November 1975 Mr Harold Wilson made his celebrated Eastbourne speech where he said that British local government had seen a considerable increase in the number of chiefs working for i

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The Problem in Canada and the USA,of a growing non-market sector in two countries, Canada and the USA, which publish statistics which can be compared with Britain’s are set out. Like Britain, Canada and the USA have had slow rates of growth of productivity in their market sectors, 2.4 per cent annum in Canada and 1.7 per cent in the

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The Statistical Background and the Derivation of the Charts,y published elsewhere — for example the indicators of Britain’s comparative economic performance since 1961. In other cases it has been necessary to use well-known methods to derive a series suitable for the purposes of this book — examples of this are the calculation of ‘real’ net-of-tax earnings f

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Arteriovenous Communication: External ShuntsThree broad groups in British politics question the economic policies which led to the impasse the country reached in 1975.

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Complications of Vascular AccessThe fundamental ways in which extra-rapid growth of non-market expenditure cause difficulties for an economy will be explained in this chapter. The full implications of the argument, which applies to Britain particularly sharply, will then be set out.

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