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            <text>Cambridge Economic Policy Review&#13;
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In 1980, the Cambridge Economic Policy Review will be published in three parts and will be available on subscription.&#13;
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Vol. 6 No. I UK economic policy and its international&#13;
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context, with particular reference to the&#13;
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EEC.&#13;
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Vol. 6 No.2 An analysis of the UK's regional growth&#13;
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and decay using a consistent series of&#13;
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regional income accounts.&#13;
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Vol.6 No.3 An appraisal of world development (December) prospects in the 1980s.&#13;
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Graham Gudgin Barry Moore John Rhodes Roger Tarling Terry Ward&#13;
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Cambridge Economic Policy Review&#13;
World Trade and Finance: prospects for the 1980s&#13;
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