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            <text>Acknowledgements&#13;
The Cambridge Economic Policy Group has departed from its usual practice by attributing authorship of this Review to particular members of the Group because, more than usually, this Review is the authors' product, rather than that of the Policy Group as a whole. Needless to say, the authors wish to thank their colleagues in the Policy Group for their constructive assistance in the Review's preparation. The authors were also grateful for comments and suggestions received from colleagues and others after the publication ofour previous study ofthe world economy (reported in the 1979 Economic Policy Review). 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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Gower Publishing Company Limited 1 Westmead, Farnborough, Hampshire, England&#13;
©Department of Applied Economics, University of Cambridge, 1980&#13;
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