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Britain, the Third World and the Debt Crisis,into working and contributing towards help for the starving people of the world. Unfortunately the great wave of moral indignation washed by the major Western governments. For all the benefits that the several Geldof initiatives provided, when set against the whole problem of global hunger they will

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230583672at the next Labour Government will use as the basis of our borrowing policy are set out. No-one doubts the need for the use of such indicators. Our argument with the Government concerns the absurd way in which the targets for these indicators have been set.

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t competition. But new technology is not an ogre to be propitiated by sacrifice because it cannot be resisted. It is a great force for increased wealth which — if properly harnessed — can bring Britain the growth and prosperity which has eluded us for so long.

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The Fantastic in Postmodernity,ith both industry and the local authorities. It made it difficult for them to set longer-term investment plans with any degree of certainty. The result was that the ‘stop-go’ cycle only served to disguise, yet reinforce industry’s long-term relative decline.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05738-9 remedy is applied, the City itself will be the loser. In Tokyo, New York and Frankfurt they must rejoice every time a new scandal is unearthed and every time that the City responds to legitimate concern about its probity with either arrogance or complacency.

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