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In March 1981, 364 economists agreed to write to "The Times" arguing against the then government's monetary and fiscal policy. In this publication some of the signatories of the letter to "The Times", together with their opponents discuss the key issues raised and its relevance to economic policy.

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CONTENTS: Why the 1981 Budget Mattered: the end of Naive Keynesianism; The Budget of 1981 Was Over the Top; Can 364 Economists Be Wrong?; The 364 Were Correct; The Letter from the 364 Economists -- a Dangerous and Dishonest Game; 364 Economists and Economics without Prices; Economic Policy in the Early 1980s: Were the 364 Wrong?; The 1981 Budget -- a Turning Point for UK Macreeconomic Thinking.

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      Publisher: Institute of Economic Affairs
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 13/03/2006
      ISBN13: 9780255365888, 978-0255365888
      ISBN10: 255365888

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      In March 1981, 364 economists agreed to write to "The Times" arguing against the then government's monetary and fiscal policy. In this publication some of the signatories of the letter to "The Times", together with their opponents discuss the key issues raised and its relevance to economic policy.

      Table of Contents
      CONTENTS: Why the 1981 Budget Mattered: the end of Naive Keynesianism; The Budget of 1981 Was Over the Top; Can 364 Economists Be Wrong?; The 364 Were Correct; The Letter from the 364 Economists -- a Dangerous and Dishonest Game; 364 Economists and Economics without Prices; Economic Policy in the Early 1980s: Were the 364 Wrong?; The 1981 Budget -- a Turning Point for UK Macreeconomic Thinking.

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