The British economy [March 1989]

Brian Ashcroft; Jim Love; Richard Brooks; Neil Dourmashkin; Paul Draper; Stewart Dunlop; Frank Harrigan; John Heeley; Cliff Lockyer; Eleanor Malloy; Claire Monaghan; Peter McGregor; Roger Perman; Jim Stevens; Brian Ashcroft; Jim Love

The British economy [March 1989]

Brian Ashcroft, Jim Love, Richard Brooks, Neil Dourmashkin, Paul Draper, Stewart Dunlop, Frank Harrigan, John Heeley, Cliff Lockyer, Eleanor Malloy, Claire Monaghan, Peter McGregor, Roger Perman, Jim Stevens, Brian Ashcroft (Editor), Jim Love (Editor)

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Evidence is mixed on whether growth in the economy is beginning to turn down. Nevertheless, the growth of GDP is forecast to fall from last year's high of 4.5% to 2.5% this year. Inflationary expectations are the most immediate cause for concern. But following the Budget there is concern that a relatively restrictive fiscal stance may bear down too heavily on output and employment during the next year.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	5-12
Number of pages	8
Journal	Quarterly Economic Commentary
Volume	14
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 1 Mar 1989

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Fraser of Allander
British economic activity
British economic conditions

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Ashcroft, Brian ; Love, Jim ; Brooks, Richard ; Dourmashkin, Neil ; Draper, Paul ; Dunlop, Stewart ; Harrigan, Frank ; Heeley, John ; Lockyer, Cliff ; Malloy, Eleanor ; Monaghan, Claire ; McGregor, Peter ; Perman, Roger ; Stevens, Jim ; Ashcroft, Brian (Editor) ; Love, Jim (Editor). / The British economy [March 1989]. In: Quarterly Economic Commentary. 1989 ; Vol. 14, No. 3. pp. 5-12.

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The British economy [March 1989]. / Ashcroft, Brian; Love, Jim; Brooks, Richard; Dourmashkin, Neil; Draper, Paul; Dunlop, Stewart; Harrigan, Frank; Heeley, John; Lockyer, Cliff; Malloy, Eleanor; Monaghan, Claire; McGregor, Peter ; Perman, Roger; Stevens, Jim; Ashcroft, Brian (Editor); Love, Jim (Editor).

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