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            <text>University of Cambridge Department of Applied Economics&#13;
Economic Policy Review&#13;
March 1978 No.4&#13;
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS&#13;
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The Cambridge Economic Policy Group, whose members' names appear below, has had an almost unchanged membership throughout its existence and all the articles presented here, though individually signed, owe a great deal to the collaboration of the Group as a whole.&#13;
The research and the econometric model of the UK on which this Review is based have been financed over the past six years by the SSRC, to whom we are very grateful.&#13;
We want in particular to acknowledge the contribution of Richard Bacon and Alister McFarquhar of the Cambridge University Department of Land Economy to the article on the EEC, and estimates for the North Sea provided by John Morgan, Colin Robinson and Chris Rowland of the University of Sussex. We are grateful to Charles Kennedy of the University of Kent for his article on inflation accounting.&#13;
The entire Review was typed through all its drafts by Mrs Joyce Leverett; Jo Bradley subedited and firmly kept&#13;
us to our deadlines. The Review was produced by Cambridge Aids to Learning in 4 weeks from start to finish.&#13;
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Paul Atkinson Kenneth Coutts Francis Cripps Martin Fetherston Wynne Godley&#13;
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Barry Moore John Rhodes&#13;
Roger Tarling Terry Ward Frank Wilkinson&#13;
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@Department of Applied Economics University of Cambridge 1978. Printed by CALL Printers, 24-29 Occupation Road, Cambridge&#13;
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CONTENTS&#13;
Policy review 2 The effects of different strategies for the UK economy&#13;
Francis Cripps, Martin Fetherston &amp; Terry Ward 3 A return to full employment?&#13;
Barry Moore, John Rhodes, Roger Tarling &amp; Frank Wilkinson 4 Causes of growth and recession in world trade&#13;
Francis Cripps 5 The direct costs to Britain of belonging to the EEC&#13;
Richard Bacon, Wynne Godley &amp; Alister McFarquhar 6 Short-run variations in company profits&#13;
Kenneth Coutts 7 Inflation accounting: retrospect and prospect&#13;
Charles Kennedy Statistical appendix Martin Fetherston&#13;
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page&#13;
5 22 37 44 50 58 AI&#13;
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