Titlebook: Economic Growth in Modern Britain; Antony Peaker Textbook 1974Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1974 Britain.economic growth.Gre

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A Study of Western Economic Growth,The most thorough quantitative study of Western economic growth performance is that of Denison [9]: see also [10] which is based on the earlier study and contains the salient facts. A consideration of this study is a most appropriate beginning to any attempt to assess Britain’s growth performance in the context of the post-war Western world.

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Andreas Daum,Jürgen Petzold,Matthias Pletkeowth. This chapter compares the R & D efforts of Western nations to see if there is any apparent failing of the United Kingdom in this sphere which may have contributed to her low growth of productivity since the mid-1950s.

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Grundlagen der Betriebswirtschaftslehre,l organisation. The present chapter looks at industrial organisation in the United Kingdom, and how it compares to that of other developed Western nations, it also investigates the degree to which industrial organisation might be responsible for the relatively poor growth performance of the British economy since the Second World War.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9510-3udes, unions, and the collective bargaining framework on rates of inflation but examines how these three interdependent phenomena may have contributed to the low growth of productivity in the United Kingdom since 1950. To do so it is necessary to compare, as well as is possible, the relevant aspects of these phenomena in various Western countries.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-01440-8Britain; economic growth; Great Britain; growth

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BWL für Ingenieure und Ingenieurinnen most notable fact about U.K. economic growth over these periods has been that it was considerably lower than the rates of growth of other Western European countries. During the earlier years 1947–56 this difference could be attributed to the fact that, with the aid of massive economic assistance fr

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BWL für Ingenieurstudium und -praxiss in growth rates was noted. High growth rates in Western European countries have been permitted (at least in part) by very considerable shrinkages in their agricultural labour forces, when measured as a percentage of total employment levels. All other studies have yielded results similar to Denison