Titlebook: Imagining Britain’s Economic Future, c.1800–1975; Trade, Consumerism, David Thackeray,Andrew Thompson,Richard Toye Book 2018 The Editor(s)

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Business in the Borderlands: American Trade in the South African Marketplace, 1871–1902spora imagined a ‘new west’ in South Africa and worked alongside US consuls to shape economic behaviour by directing American goods to the region’s growing cities and booming mines. Central to this process was information on market prices and opportunities supplied by American consuls. As a result o

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Imagining New Zealand’s Economy in the Mid-Twentieth Centuryat New Zealanders enjoyed—all conceived as to some extent the opposite of the British experience. Many explanations of New Zealand’s apparent success focused on its fortune in terms of natural resources and its distance from political instability. Other, more sceptical, voices did however argue that

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What Was a British Buy? Empire, Europe and the Politics of Patriotic Trade in Britain, c.1945–1963of the Empire. However, after 1945 consumer movements became increasingly national and insular in focus. This chapter traces post-war shifts in the politics of consumption, showing how government and civil society groups articulated competing consumer appeals of Empire/Commonwealth preference, econo

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How Self-Service Happened: The Vision and Reality of Changing Market Practices in Britainomy and consumer society. Yet before 1942, self-service did not exist in the UK. How did it become such a routine part of market activity? This chapter explores the role of distribution and the public reception of self-service. Drawing on a range of sources, it disturbs the assumptions in the existi

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Less Than an Empire and More Than British: Foreign Investor Competition in Ghana and Nigeria in the ionalized as part of the Anglo-American coalition’. This process continued after independence in Ghana and Nigeria, which experienced economic booms that attracted different international investors, sometimes with political motivation and frequently with home country support in terms of risk guarant

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