Alternative Strategies for the UK

Christopher Allsopp and Vijay Joshi

National Institute Economic Review, 1980, vol. 91, 86-103

Abstract: The major controversies over alternative strategies for the UK economy are surveyed and evaluated in a non-technical manner, concentrating on the positions of three groups prominent in economic forecasting and policy analysis—the National Institute, the London Business School Centre for Economic Forecasting and the Cambridge Economic Policy Group.

Date: 1980
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