The Scottish economy [January 1979]

David N. F. Bell; S. Hart; Frank X. Kirwan; James W. McGilvray; L. Moar; A. J. Morton; David R. F. Simpson; Alison A. Wingfield; Fraser of Allander Institute; David N. F. Bell

The Scottish economy [January 1979]

David N. F. Bell, S. Hart, Frank X. Kirwan, James W. McGilvray, L. Moar, A. J. Morton, David R. F. Simpson, Alison A. Wingfield, Fraser of Allander Institute, David N. F. Bell (Editor)

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Abstract

The revival in economic activity in Scotland which occurred in 1978 is unlikely
to be maintained during 1979.The overall index of industrial production for Scotland rose by 1.7 points between the first and second quarters of 1978 to 107.8. It must be emphasised however, that these indices are provisional and subject to revision, as in the case of the first quarter index which has been revised downwards from that quoted in the last Commentary. Detailed analyses of the latest Scottish production, unemployment, and investment data are provided.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	5-22
Number of pages	18
Journal	Quarterly Economic Commentary
Volume	4
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - Jan 1979

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Scottish economic trends
industrial output
economic forecasts
Scottish gross domestic product (GDP)
labour market trends
unemployment patterns
industrial investment
business activity

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