Titlebook: British Industry and Economic Policy; G. C. Allen Book 1979 G. C. Allen 1979 economic policy.industry.policy

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,Britain’s Economic Performance in the 1960s,much of it fairly reliable but some not as good as we once thought) provides the diagnostician with an apparently surer basis for his forecasts than his predecessors enjoyed. But the problems of interpretation remain as formidable as ever. During the last year (1964) these problems have been particu

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,A Critical Appraisal of Galbraith’s Thinking,sted in public affairs. But when economists discovered more refined methods of analysis and called on mathematics for aid in their exposition, their audience changed its character. Professional economists now began to write primarily for fellow-specialists and, if they touched on questions of immedi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-8002-5r of 1930 working in close association with him at Lloyd George’s headquarters in Old Queen Street. I was then a young man, and the experience left me with vivid memories of events and persons that may today be of some interest. First of all, I must explain the circumstances that led to the economic inquiries in which I participated.

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Economic Progress, Retrospect and Prospect,r was that he might hear some fresh precept’. I shall not add to their embarrassment, for although what I have to say has some relation to economic policy, the precepts that I have to expound are mellow with great age.

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