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By Ian Clark

ISBN-10: 0415202639

ISBN-13: 9780415202633

This ebook examines the legacy of financial and political goals and ambitions formulated by means of the British executive in the course of, and instantly after the second one international battle. It examines modern styles of law by means of the country, and reform within the commercial family process as components of those traditionally embedded impacts. This e-book makes an enormous contribution to the background and idea of British post-war economics.

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Regulation and the post-war order 35 Any attempt to restructure the manufacturing sector along the lines of US industry would have significantly reduced industrial output. Equally, it would have denied sterling area and empire economies export markets for food and raw materials and stalled the domestic modernization programme. 5). It seems implausible that the UK could have replaced these expon markets in the short term. Although the USA guaranteed sterling balances, it was necessary for the UK to trade with the sterling area in order to retain confidence in sterling as a reserve and settlement currency.

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