Outlook and appraisal [December 1988]

Brian Ashcroft; Jim Love; Stephen Boyle; Paul Draper; Stewart Dunlop; Janet Grehan; Frank Harrigan; John Heeley; Cliff Lockyer; Eleanor Malloy; Claire Monaghan; Peter McGregor; Iain McNicolI; Roger Perman; Jim Stevens; Brian Ashcroft; Jim Love

Outlook and appraisal [December 1988]

Brian Ashcroft
, Jim Love
, Stephen Boyle
, Paul Draper
, Stewart Dunlop
, Janet Grehan
, Frank Harrigan
, John Heeley
, Cliff Lockyer
, Eleanor Malloy
, Claire Monaghan
, Peter McGregor
, Iain McNicolI
, Roger Perman
, Jim Stevens
, Brian Ashcroft (Editor)
, Jim Love (Editor)

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Abstract

Growth of output in the Scottish economy continues to be strong. Current performance mirrors the brisk rate of economic growth in the rest of the UK. Manufacturing in Scotland now appears to be sharing in the growth which for so long has principally been enjoyed by the service sector. Construction is now the most buoyant sector in Scotland, with the effects of the recent rapid growth in house prices south of the border spreading north, and the strong growth of investment in the UK leading to increased orders for new buildings and works.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	i-iv
Journal	Quarterly Economic Commentary
Volume	14
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 1988

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Scottish economy
Fraser of Allander
Scottish economic outlook

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Outlook and appraisal [December 1988]

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