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

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Hiroshi Yamashita,Kazuhiko Koikeand the course of its development during the seven years of its existence presents a parallel to that of many recent combinations. A short description of the state of affairs in the copper-mining industry during the years which immediately preceded the formation of the combine will be sufficient to

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Simon P. Neill,Peter E. Robins,Iain Fairleymuch 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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Dan Wilhelmsson,Olivia Langhamersted 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/10.1007/978-94-017-8002-5f his colleagues. I owed my invitation to act in that capacity to Mr Seebohm Rowntree, which whom I was well acquainted, and I spent part of the summer 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

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Munro Mortimer,Amanda Reichelt-Brushettfrastructure but scarcely more than a fringe of modern, large-scale industry. In the period since the first of these papers was written Japan has stepped into Britain’s place as a manufacturing country, while Britain’s industrial achievements, in spite of a substantial absolute advance in production

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-13878-7of that nature must depend upon many factors outside the province of economics. For example, those who hold the views of the early radicals, who believed that the State’s functions should be limited to providing a sound currency, enforcing contracts, and defining property rights, naturally deal with