Titlebook: How Economic Growth and Inflation Happen; George T. Edwards Book 1984 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1984

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Observations and Conclusions,In this book I have chosen to present an economic model of growth and inflation which has been derived from research during the last decade into the practical workings of five economies. I am aware that some economists may see certain disadvantages in this approach.

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Introduction, Purpose and Plan of the Book,of English-speaking countries. Yet the reasons for economic failure are perhaps best sought in economic factors, rather than the burden of explanation being thrown upon the shoulders of sociologists, who are, as Hobsbawm has remarked, ‘even less capable of bearing it, but just as willing to try’.

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The Proposed Economic Model,tains many of the most relevant characteristics of an economy) some imperfections will be thereby created. A continuous vigilance is warranted to help judge whether any irrelevant component is included, or whether any essential features have been omitted, and the reader is invited to examine this chapter in that frame of mind.

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Examples of the Model,of the primary purposes of this book is to explain the success of the expanding economies (such as France, Japan and West Germany) as well as the relative economic failure of the Anglo-Saxon economies (such as the UK and the USA) in terms of a single economic model; this aim is attempted in this chapter.

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