Titlebook: Economic Policy; C. T. Sandford,M. S. Bradbury Book 1970 C. T. Sandford and M. S. Bradbury 1970 economic policy.economics.policy.political

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Fiscal and Monetary PolicyIn 1944 the Coalition Government, with the approval of all political parties, published a White Paper on . in which government in the U.K. accepted the responsibility for maintaining a ‘high and stable level of employment’.

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Prices and Incomes PolicySome attempts at an incomes policy had been made in the early1960s, notably the Selwyn Lloyd ‘freeze’ of National and the ational Incomes Commission; but the first was an . measure and the second had a very limited effect because the trade unions refused to participate.

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Control of Monopolies and Mergers, you should pay particular attention to the market situations covered by succeeding Acts, the procedure followed in an investigation, the problem of defining the ‘public interest’, and the general attitude towards monopolies and mergers implied by the legislation.

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Agricultureuctuating supplies from year to year. By contrast demand is relatively inelastic. This situation leads in the completely ‘free market’ of perfect competition to price fluctuations and the well-known cycles of production and ‘cobwebs’.

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Primary Products, Trade and Stabilityies trade almost exclusively in primary products, the industrialised countries export about the same quantities of these goods, and that the trade of the developing countries is mainly with the developed countries.

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Economic Policy978-1-349-15733-4Series ISSN 2947-2547 Series E-ISSN 2947-2555

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2947-2547 Overview: 978-0-333-21480-0978-1-349-15733-4Series ISSN 2947-2547 Series E-ISSN 2947-2555

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David Pollak,Vishal Layka,Andres Saccouctuating supplies from year to year. By contrast demand is relatively inelastic. This situation leads in the completely ‘free market’ of perfect competition to price fluctuations and the well-known cycles of production and ‘cobwebs’.