Steering the economy : the role of the treasury /

By:

Brittan, Samuel

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Secker & Warburg, c1969.Edition: Extensively Revised & Enlarged edDescription: xix, 341 p. :illISBN:

0436068702

Subject(s):

Public Finance

DDC classification:

354.42'06'2 BRI

LOC classification:

HJ1030 .B75 1969

Summary: Part one of this present version is concerned with how economic policy is formed and contains a brief account of the main bodies, international as well as national, that have a role to play in its formation. Part two, the historical section, contains a substantial new chapter on the events following the return of a Labour Government. Part three, analysis and conclusions, draws the threads together. It discusses some controversial questions, including the sterling exchange rate and 'planning'.

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Includes index.

Includes bibliographical references: p. 329-334.

Part one of this present version is concerned with how economic policy is formed and contains a brief account of the main bodies, international as well as national, that have a role to play in its formation. Part two, the historical section, contains a substantial new chapter on the events following the return of a Labour Government. Part three, analysis and conclusions, draws the threads together. It discusses some controversial questions, including the sterling exchange rate and 'planning'.

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