Any Economics buffs?
18 March 2003, 12:48 PM
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lol 
was convinced not to in the end!
In the past 3 days I've done 7,000 words and am now starting to get wonky eyes as well cramp in my hands (got to be careflu how I say that!
)
'Only' another 5,000ish to go...plus 2 presentations and Law negotiations
So if anybody knows anything about the following questions and can give me a few pointers, please get in-touch!
(1) How fair is it to describe the widespread and serious problems experienced by the UK economy in the post-war period as "the economic consequences of Lord Keynes?"
and
(2) 'Many of the features of 'Thatcherism' can be understood as a particular type of response to constraints of the British economy, constraints which would have to be grappled by any conceivable government whatever its ideological predilections' Discuss.
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was convinced not to in the end! In the past 3 days I've done 7,000 words and am now starting to get wonky eyes as well cramp in my hands (got to be careflu how I say that!
)'Only' another 5,000ish to go...plus 2 presentations and Law negotiations
So if anybody knows anything about the following questions and can give me a few pointers, please get in-touch!
(1) How fair is it to describe the widespread and serious problems experienced by the UK economy in the post-war period as "the economic consequences of Lord Keynes?"
and
(2) 'Many of the features of 'Thatcherism' can be understood as a particular type of response to constraints of the British economy, constraints which would have to be grappled by any conceivable government whatever its ideological predilections' Discuss.
andym172@[no spam]yahoo.com
Andy.
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