Is there an economic consensus? : an attitude survey /

By:

Brittan, Samuel

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Macmillan, c1973.Description: 118 pISBN:

0333144104
9780333144107

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

330.9'42'085 BRI

LOC classification:

HC59 .B762

Summary: The objective of the enquiry discussed in this book is to examine the importance of both the unifying and the divisive factors among the policy views of professional economists, by comparison with the views of politicians and others.

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The objective of the enquiry discussed in this book is to examine the importance of both the unifying and the divisive factors among the policy views of professional economists, by comparison with the views of politicians and others.

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