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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 Wynne Godley Graham Gudgin&#13;
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Barry Moore John Rhodes Roger Tarling&#13;
Terry Ward Frank Wilkinson&#13;
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The authors of this Review are grateful to Francis Cripps and Ken Coutts for assistance in programming the computer model of regional labour markets and linking it on to the CEPG macroeconomic model of the UK. They would also like to thank lain Begg and Terry Ward who helped to edit the Review, Joyce Leverett who typed all the drafts, Ann Newton who subedited the text, as well as the other staff in the Department of Applied Economics who helped in various ways. We are grateful for the facilities provided by the Cambridge University Computing Service and to Steven Fothergill and Peter Tyler for making their data available to us.&#13;
Financial support for developing the regional economic model and for research on urban labour markets was provided by the Social Science Research Council.&#13;
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Graham Gudgin Barry Moore John Rhodes&#13;
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ISBN 0 566 02393 8&#13;
Gower Publishing Company Limited Gower House, Croft Road, Aldershot, Hampshire, England&#13;
©Department of Applied Economics, University of Cambridge, 1982&#13;
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