The Scottish economy [August 1982]

N Fraser; D Bell; A Jowett; J McGilvray; L Moar; N O'Donnell; D Simpson; E Tait; J Walker; A Wingfield; N Fraser

The Scottish economy [August 1982]

N Fraser, D Bell, A Jowett, J McGilvray, L Moar, N O'Donnell, D Simpson, E Tait, J Walker, A Wingfield, N Fraser (Editor)

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The outlook for the Scottish, and indeed British, economy is not encouraging. The figures of industrial output for June record a fall of 1.5%, suggesting that the nascent recovery in output experienced earlier this year is in need of intense incubation. Both domestically and internationally there appears to be little sign of policies designed to assist any such incubation.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	7-27
Number of pages	21
Journal	Quarterly Economic Commentary
Volume	8
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - Aug 1982

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Scottish economic performance
Scottish economy
Scottish gross domestic product (GDP)
industrial output
business performance
labour market conditions
employment patterns

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