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The UK Economy

Sixteenth Edition

Edited by Malcolm Sawyer

Price: £32.99 (paper)
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-926651-7
Publication date: 4 November 2004
286 pages, 22 line illus., 246x189 mm

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Review(s) from previous edition:
  • 'The only book on the UK Economy which obtains an optimum between size and comprehensiveness' - Dr Humayon Dar, Loughborough University
  • 'Remains a very good applied, topics-based book' - Dr David Young, University of Manchester

Description
  • A major new edition of the classic text on the UK Economy.
  • Presents factual information and analysis in a highly accessible guide to the character, problems and performance of the UK economy.
  • Retains the same structure and contributing authors as the successful 15th edition while presenting updated data and analysis.
  • Contributions from a wide range of specialists provide expert analysis of each major sector of the economy and illuminate the UK's position in the context of the EU and the wider world economy.
New to this edition
  • Coverage of the housing market.
  • Theoretical discussion of income distribution and fiscal policy.
  • Further discussion of transnational corporations.
This is the 16th edition of the classic text on the UK economy, originally edited by Prest and Coppock. Comprehensively rewritten and updated at frequent intervals, The UK Economy has become acknowledged as one of the most systematic, up to date, and balanced assessments of British economic life. Written by a team of specialist economists and edited for the second time by Malcolm Sawyer, it combines factual information and informed analysis in the single most accessible guide to the character, problems, and performance of the British economy.

Each chapter is written by an expert contributor. For this new edition all of the chapters have been carefully updated to include new data and analysis, ensuring that book remains fully up to date, and continues to provide an excellent introduction to the UK economy in its domestic, EU and global context.

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Contains PowerPoint slides, annotated web links and figures.

Readership: First year students on economics courses. Also secondary reading for politics, business, social studies, or european studies students.

Contents
1. The UK Economy in Context , Richard Harrington
2. The Structure of the Economy , Malcolm Sawyer
3. The UK and the European Union , Theo Hitiris
4. Fiscal Policy and the Budget , Robin Bladen-Hovell
5. Public Expenditure , Peter Jackson
6. Money, Finance and Monetary Policy , Richard Harrington
7. Balance of Payments and International Trade , David Gowland
8. Industry and Business: Structure and Policies , Malcolm Sawyer
9. Privatisation and Regulation , Malcolm Sawyer
10. Employment and Unemployment , Francis Green
11. The Distribution and Redistribution of Income , Malcolm Sawyer
12. Environmental and Transport Policy , John Bowers and Chris Nash

Authors, editors, and contributors


Edited by Malcolm Sawyer, Professor of Economics, Leeds University Business School


Links to web resources and related information
More in the same subject area:
Economics
Macroeconomics
Monetary economics
Domestic trade & commerce
Employment & unemployment
International economics
Capitalist or free market economies

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