Is Britain heading for a 30‐year slump?

Abstract

Economists John Day and David Parker examine the structural defects in the UK economy, the erratic recovery in world trade three years after the worst recession since the war and then turn their attention to studies of a noted Russian economist. Their unnerving conclusion is that after 20 years of relative prosperity, Britain could well be heading for a 30 year recession.

Citation

(1976), "Is Britain heading for a 30‐year slump?", Industrial Management, Vol. 76 No. 12, pp. 12-39. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb056696