Titlebook: Industrial Subsidies; The UK Experience Colin Wren Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 depression

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The Expansion of Industrial Assistance (1960s),rial assistance, separate from the depreciation allowances and the support afforded to agriculture. Second, spatially-based employment policy was to become as much concerned with inducements as with controls, so that the balance of policy shifted away from the ‘stick’ and towards the ‘carrot’. Prior

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The Heyday of Industrial Assistance (Late 1970s), of payments deficit and inflationary pressures. It sought control of wage increases through voluntary restraint by trade unions and in return took a series of measures as its part of a ‘social contract’. In the first of three Budgets in 1974, food and rent subsidies were increased by ￡570m, and fur

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Change and Continuity in Industrial Assistance (Early 1980s),ad, the government sought to tackle the root cause of Britain’s relative economic decline, and this required attention to the supply side of the economy. The aim was to improve efficiency, return nationalized industries to the private sector and liberalize markets so as to encourage entrepreneurship

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Colin Wrenion of structures in physics, chemistry and biology, the present monograph by Weidlich and Haag deals with the formation of "structures" (or "patterns") in society. At first glance it would seem a daring enterprise to deal with the complex processes in society using concepts and methods first develo

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