Industry, Unions and Government: Twenty-One Years of NEDCStudy of the tripartite National level Economic Development Council (NEDC) in the UK, 1962 to 1982 - discusses its attempts to confront industrial sector and economic recession under successive political leadership; covers government attitude, management attitude and trade union attitude; outlines NEDC's impact on economic policy and industrial policy. Illustrations, references. |
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Establishing NEDC 19624 | 21 |
In Government and Out 19649 | 43 |
Tripartism and its Limits 19704 | 69 |
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argued balance balance-of-payments Bank of England bargaining Britain's British industry Budget Catherwood CBI's cent Chancellor Committees companies competition consensus continued costs crisis decline demand Department Director discussion economic EDCs EDCs and SWPS effect Eric Varley existing export firms full employment government's growth HAROLD WILSON import incomes policy Industrial Division industrial policy industrial relations Industrial Strategy industrialists institutions investment James Callaghan Labour government Len Murray macroeconomic manpower Maudling ment National Incomes Commission National Plan nationalised industries NEDC NEDC Council Minutes NEDC's partners NEDO NEDO's non-price factors Office Paper Orange Book organisation parties political prices and incomes Prime Minister problems productivity programme questions reports representatives role schemes sector Selwyn Lloyd Shone Steering Brief success targets three-day week Tony Benn trade associations trade unions Treasury tripartism tripartite TUC's wage inflation