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            <text>Acknowledgements&#13;
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This Review is the latest in a series of reviews on policy questions which began in 1971. The Cambridge Economic Policy Group comprises:&#13;
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lain Begg Kenneth Coutts Francis Cripps Michael Anyadike-Danes Wynne Godley Graham Gudgin&#13;
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Barry Moore John Rhodes Roger Tarling Terry Ward Frank Wilkinson&#13;
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Once again we were helped by Chris Rowland of the University of Surrey with our North Sea Projections.&#13;
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Joyce Leverett typed all drafts of the Review and Ann Newton sub-edited the text. We are grateful for facilities provided by the Cambridge University Computing Service and for continuing financial support from the Social Science Research Council.&#13;
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Wynne Godley&#13;
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ISBN 0 566 02318 0&#13;
Gower Publishing Company Limited 1 Westmead, Farnborough, Hampshire, England&#13;
©Department of Applied Economics, University of Cambridge, 1981.&#13;
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