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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-37711-5octrines are to be found at the helm of the slowest growing economies. There are interlocking reasons why this is so. It is partly that monetarist prescriptions lead to slow growth, and partly that the cultural attitudes which breed monetarist opinions flourish especially strongly in slow-growing ec

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Introduction,onomy is not faultless, but judged by the standards of an imperfect world it is in most respects outstandingly successful. It provides its citizens, on average, with a higher standard of living than anywhere else in the world. It has done so almost continuously for the whole of the twentieth century

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The Monetarist Era,octrines are to be found at the helm of the slowest growing economies. There are interlocking reasons why this is so. It is partly that monetarist prescriptions lead to slow growth, and partly that the cultural attitudes which breed monetarist opinions flourish especially strongly in slow-growing ec