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The Italian Economy in the Seventies and EightiesThinking back to the seventies, there are a few events characterizing international and Italian economic activity which stand out from the rest.

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The US Economy in the 1980’s and Beyondling that America has changed, has rejuvenated its private sector, and redefined the role of the government. Third, and in opposition, the feeling that America is facing increasingly tough competition from Asia, that the standard of living of many Americans is threatened, a theme which emerged strongly in the 1988 campaign.

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Development of a New Economic Policy Paradigm in West Germany in the 80’s? the 1966/67 recession, when Keynesian ideas on deficit spending were applied for the first time. Under the influence of this favourable experience the Promotion of Economic Stability and Growth Act was passed, establishing a framework for the regular application of demand-management policies (this act is still in effect).

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Has Mrs. Thatcher Changed the British Economy? budget surpluses, the near disappearance of private savings, as well as the persistence of two traditional British ills (high wage pressures and low competitiveness), provides a rich story for the economic commentator.

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Japan’s Economic and Industrial Policy in the 1980’s0, grew to $8,900 in 1980, and subsequently, buoyed by the yen’s sharp appreciation, reached almost $20,000 in 1988, surpassing the levels of the United States, West Germany, and France. The driving force behind this economic growth was the development of Japan’ manufacturing industry. Whereas agric