Details of economic planning to be settled in the 1980s

Abstract

It is not astonishing that societies suffer linguistic hangups derived from their national experience. Germans, recalling the horrible inflation of the 1920s, have been sensitive to even small accelerations in their cost of living. Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government is testing the strength of British detestation of unemployment, an emotion associated with the general depression which began in the same decade and persisted until the start of World War II.

Citation

Lekachman, R. (1981), "Details of economic planning to be settled in the 1980s", Planning Review, Vol. 9 No. 2, pp. 34-35. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb053946