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National Institute Economic Review articles from July 1996
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National Institute Economic Review archives from July 1996
Reform of mathematical education in primary schools: the experiment in Barking & Dagenham. (London borough of Barking and Dagenham)
July 1, 1996... The need to raise the vocational skills of the broad cross-section of Britain's workforce - rather than concentrating on the number of university graduates - has formed a principal conclusion of the series of international comparisons of...
Economic prospects for the UK and policy recommendations.
July 1, 1996... The UK Economy
Our forecast indicates a substantial acceleration in the pace of economic activity in the second half of this year continuing into next year. This acceleration has been encouraged by the recent reductions of the interest rate....
The UK economy.
July 1, 1996... Section I. Recent Development and Summary of the Forecast
Since the beginning of 1995 output has been growing at a quarterly rate of just under 1/2 per cent, slightly less than most estimates of the trend growth rate that the economy can...
Are government spending and taxes too high (or too low)?
July 1, 1996... The Review is pleased to give hospitality to CLARE group articles, but is not necessarily in agreement with the views expressed; responsibility for these rests with the authors. Members of the CLARE Group are M.J. Artis, A.J.C. Britton, W.A....
Financing the United Nations: international taxation based on capacity to pay.
July 1, 1996... Introduction
The United Nations faces a financial crisis because some of its members fail to pay their contributions on time. By far the most important of these is the United States, which is responsible for more than a quarter of the budget...
James Meade's vision: full employment and social justice.
July 1, 1996... Full Employment Regained?
Meade's last contribution, Full Employment Regained?, presented at a seminar in November 1995 at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, illustrates all these qualities to the full. This book will be among the most widely...
Recession and recovery in the United Kingdom in the 1990s: identifying the shocks.
July 1, 1996... 1. Introduction
After a sustained expansion of output which began in the second half of 1981, the UK economy experienced a decline in real GDP starting in the second quarter of 1990, which continued into the first quarter of 1992. The...