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            <text>Contents&#13;
Chapter 1 Summary of the analysis by Francis Cripps&#13;
2 Energy supply by Francis Cripps and Christopher Taylor&#13;
3 Productive potential and unemployment by Roger Tarling&#13;
4 The course of public expenditure to 1977-78 by Terry Ward&#13;
5 Private investment by Barry Moore and John Rhodes&#13;
6 The balance of payments by Christopher Taylor&#13;
7 Balance of trade on goods and services by Roger Tarling&#13;
8 The outlook for wages by Frank Wilkinson&#13;
9 Forecasting retail prices, 1956-74 by K. J. Coutts&#13;
Statistical Appendix (separate volume)&#13;
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