Supply side policies in the UK during 1980s and 1990s

Some of the supply side policies used in the UK during the 1980s and 1990s. 1. Privatisation. There has been an extensive privatisation campaign, most of the major utilities such as Gas , Water and Electricity were sold by the government and floated on the stock market. In some industries like telecommunications it has led …

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The early Years of the EURO 1999-2002

The Euro started Jan 1999 EMU involves Replacement of National currencies by the EURO Same Monetary Policy – Since “One Money” implies uniform interest rates Exchange Rates within the Euro area will cease to exist By mid 2002 national currencies will cease to be legal tender Pre Launch Blues Expectations about Inflation helped reduce actual …

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List of Companies in FT30 1935 – 2007

The FT Ordinary Share index FT-30 1935 Associated Portland Cement Austin Motor Bass Bolsover Colliery Callenders Cables & Const Coats (J&p) Distillers Dorman Long Dunlop Rubber Electical & Musical industries Fine Spinner and Doublers General Electric Guest Keen & Nettlefolds Harrods Hawker Siddeley ICI Imperial Tobacco International Te London Brick Murex Patons & Baldwins Pinchin …

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Debt Crisis 1980s – Latin America

Definition of debt crisis. When a country cannot or will not pay the interest repayments on a debt. In the case of a country these are its external debt commitments. In the 1980s there was a major international debt crisis because several less developing countries in Latin America and  Africa defaulted on their debt repayments. …

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Black Thursday 1929  

Black Thursday – October 24th 1929 signalled the start of the Wall Street Crash and the onset of the Great Depression which caused widespread economic turmoil and political upheaval. Black Thursday was the first large fall in share prices. But, was compounded by huge falls, a couple of days later on Monday 28th and Tuesday …

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Top 10 GDP Per Capita

GDP per capita measures the average GDP per person in the economy. GDP or Gross Domestic Product measures the total output / income and expenditure of an economy. 1. Liechtenstein $118,000 2. Qatar $111,000 3. Luxemburg $83,000 4. Bermuda $69,000 5. Norway $59,000 6. Kuwait $57,000 7. Jersey $57,000 8. Singapore $51,000 9. Brunei $51,000 …

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