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            <text>University of Cambridge Department of Applied Economics&#13;
Economic&#13;
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March 1977 No 3&#13;
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS&#13;
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The main review article (Chapter 1) is the product of work by members of the Cambridge Economic Policy Group, whose names appear below. Signed articles are the responsibility of the authors. Members of the Group wish to thank in particular:&#13;
(i) staff of the Department of Applied Economics, especially Joyce Leverett and Jo Bradley, who have personally undertaken the entire production and editing of the Review;&#13;
(ii) Robert M. May of the Department of Biology, Princeton, and Alister McFarquhar and Don Silvey of the Department of Land Economy, Cambridge, for their contributions as joint authors of Chapters 2 and 3 respectively;&#13;
(iii) the staff of the Burlington Press for the trouble they have taken to reproduce the material accurately and at very great speed;&#13;
(iv) the Cambridge University Computer Laboratory in particular Peter Crofts, for the facilities and assistance provided;&#13;
(v) The Social Science Research Council, who have financed the Group's research programme since its inception.&#13;
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Paul Atkinson Kenneth Coutts Francis Cripps Martin Fetherston Wynne Godley&#13;
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Barry Moore John Rhodes Roger Tarling Terry Ward Frank Wilkinson&#13;
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