First published in 1989, The Economic Section 1939-1961 is a rare study of economic policymaking as seen from the inside. It presents a picture of the day-to-day working of the Section, focussing on the more dramatic episodes, when major issues of policy were in dispute or important new issues were posed.
First published in 1989, The Economic Section 1939-1961 is a rare study of economic policymaking as seen from the inside. It presents a picture of the day-to-day working of the Section, focussing on the more dramatic episodes, when major issues of policy were in dispute or important new issues were posed.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of tables Preface 1. Stirrings: the Economic Advisory Council 2. Beginnings: the Stamp Survey and the Central Economic Information Service 3. Emergence: the transition to the Economic Section 4. Perpetuation: wartime views on economic advising 5. The Economic Section in wartime: a personal memoir 6. The Economic Section in wartime: post-war policy (1) internal 7. The Economic Section in wartime: post-war policy (2) external 8. The Economic Section under James Meade 9. The Economic Section under Robert Hall 10. Integration: the move to the Treasury 11. Surveys 12. Plans 13. Forecasting 14. Demand management: monetary policy 15. Demand management: fiscal policy to 1951 16. Demand management: fiscal policy after 1951 17. External economic policy to 1951 18. External economic policy after 1951 19. Income policy 20. Conclusion: economic advising then and now Appendix Select bibliography Index
List of tables Preface 1. Stirrings: the Economic Advisory Council 2. Beginnings: the Stamp Survey and the Central Economic Information Service 3. Emergence: the transition to the Economic Section 4. Perpetuation: wartime views on economic advising 5. The Economic Section in wartime: a personal memoir 6. The Economic Section in wartime: post-war policy (1) internal 7. The Economic Section in wartime: post-war policy (2) external 8. The Economic Section under James Meade 9. The Economic Section under Robert Hall 10. Integration: the move to the Treasury 11. Surveys 12. Plans 13. Forecasting 14. Demand management: monetary policy 15. Demand management: fiscal policy to 1951 16. Demand management: fiscal policy after 1951 17. External economic policy to 1951 18. External economic policy after 1951 19. Income policy 20. Conclusion: economic advising then and now Appendix Select bibliography Index
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