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National Institute Economic Review archives from February 1989
Summary and appraisal. (Great Britain's economic conditions)
February 1, 1989... SUMMARY AND APPRAISAL
The home economy The sudden worsening of the balance of payments last year was mainly the result of the unexpected strength of the boom in domestic demand. It should be seen nevertheless against the background of a...
The home economy. (Chapter 1) (Great Britain)
February 1, 1989... CHAPTER 1. THE HOME ECONOMY The forecasts were prepared by Andrew Britton, Paul Gregg and Michael Joyce, but they draw on the work of the whole team engaged in macroeconomic analysis and modelbuilding at the Institute. On this occasion we have...
The world economy. (Chapter 2)
February 1, 1989... CHAPTER II. THE WORLD ECONOMY(1)
The overall outlook Developments since our last forecast three months ago have been dominated by fears of accelerating inflation and the policy responses to them. Domestic price developments have remained...
Economic policy formulation in the Treasury in the post-war period. (Peter Middleton, Niesr Jubilee Lecture)
February 1, 1989... ECONOMIC POLICY FORMULATION IN THE TREASURY IN THE POST-WAR PERIOD
NIESR JUBILEE LECTURE
1. Introduction It is a great honour to be invited to deliver this lecture to mark the National Institute's Jubilee. The Treasury and the...
The US economy: performance and prospects.
February 1, 1989... THE US ECONOMY: PERFORMANCE AND PROSPECTS This is the second article from members of the CLARE Group to appear in the Review. Future articles will normally appear about twice a year. The Review is pleased to give hospitality to the...
Productivity growth in manufacturing, 1963-85: the roles of new investment and scrapping.
February 1, 1989... PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH IN MANUFACTURING, 1963-85: THE ROLES OF NEW INVESTMENT AND SCRAPPING The twin forces of investment in new and scrapping of old equipment are traditionally supposed to play a large part in explaining productivity growth....
Qualified manpower in engineering: Britain and other industrially advanced countries.
February 1, 1989... QUALIFIED MANPOWER IN ENGINEERING
BRITAIN AND OTHER INDUSTRIALLY ADVANCED COUNTRIES
This article examines the numbers of skilled persons in engineering and allied occupations who qualify each year throughout the skill range--from an...
Calendar of main economic events, 1988. (Great Britain) (illustration)
February 1, 1989... CALENDAR OF MAIN ECONOMIC EVENTS, 1988 The dates indicate when the events were reported in the Press. All events refer to the United Kingdom unless otherwise stated
January 6 Joint foray into foreign exchange markets by
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