Titlebook: Competition and Markets; Essays in Honour of Christopher Moir (Economic Adviser),John Dawson (F Book 1990 Christopher Moir and John Dawson

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Launching the CBI/FT Survey of Distributive Tradestput. It lies at the heart of our economic system, representing the link between producers and consumers, and between the domestic and overseas sectors. Yet partly because of our manufacturing-based past, it is poorly measured by official statistics. It was primarily to fill this important gap in th

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The Contribution of the Service Sector to the Growth of the UK Economy6 645 000 — a fall of almost one-third. In the same period employment in the service sector increased by nearly three million from 11 754 000 to 14 441 000. Many have suggested that the shift these figures show of around 3 million workers from the production of goods to the provision of services is

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The Economics of Adviceat their role is, and how they should be prepared for it, remains undefined. There is one dilemma in particular. Most practical problems have an economic component, but this is only part of what the decision-taker has to bear in mind. If economists base their advice on the economic component alone,

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s the theoretical underpinning of privatising state assets. Mary Gregory ponders on the possibility of cooperation rather than competition between employer and worker and whether incomes policies are likely to feature on a medium-term political agenda. Christopher Moir claims that food retail market