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proposals for controlling public and private enterprises; the latter would be required to publish their balance-sheets to aid investment and their directors would be answerable to employees and a
Supervisory Council of Shareholders. Private monopolies would be put under more state control and it recommended that an Economic General Staff should be set up to advise the government.
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Organisation of Business") was primarily the work of Keynes. It recommended that a Board of National Investment should replace the "stream of national investment which is at present chaotically controlled by a multiplicity of public authorities and private interests". It also contained
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was concentrated in the staple industries and the number of those out of work never went below one million. While imports were above the pre-war figure, exports never exceeded 80% of the pre-war figure and were often less. In 1913 Britain produced 13.11% of the world's domestic exports; by 1927–28
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2012:(1981–1988)
2006:(1981-1988)
1998:Reform Club
1793:(1931-1932)
1671:Governments
1390:Comyns Carr
1222:Dyke Acland
1208:(1890–1902)
1166:Chamberlain
843:(1896–1902)
776:(1899–1908)
391:David Steel
198:Philip Kerr
170:Ramsay Muir
147:C. L. Mowat
116:Yellow Book
2236:Categories
2147:Whig Party
1921:Conference
1859:Frontbench
1850:Chief Whip
1598:Penhaligon
1334:Fothergill
1182:Fell Pease
1157:Presidents
742:Hartington
726:Palmerston
699:Leadership
616:Roy Harrod
603:References
399:0510023002
320:free trade
210:John Simon
129:Background
90:xxiv + 503
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2103:Glee Club
1823:Structure
1801:(1940–45)
1766:(1916–22)
1758:(1915–16)
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1731:(1905–08)
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1568:(1981–82)
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1552:(1979-80)
1544:(1978–79)
1536:(1977–78)
1528:(1976–77)
1526:Goldstone
1520:(1975–76)
1518:Wingfield
1512:(1974–75)
1504:(1973–74)
1496:(1972–73)
1488:(1971–72)
1480:(1969–70)
1472:(1968–69)
1464:(1967–68)
1456:(1966–67)
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1432:(1963–64)
1424:(1962–63)
1422:F Brunner
1416:(1961–62)
1414:Malindine
1408:(1960–61)
1400:(1959–60)
1398:Glanville
1392:(1958–59)
1384:(1957–58)
1376:(1956–57)
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1360:(1954–55)
1352:(1953–54)
1344:(1952–53)
1336:(1950–52)
1328:(1949–50)
1326:McFadyean
1320:(1948–49)
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1296:(1936–43)
1288:(1930–33)
1280:(1927–30)
1272:(1926–27)
1264:(1923–26)
1256:(1920–23)
1254:Robertson
1248:(1918–20)
1240:(1911–18)
1238:J Brunner
1232:(1908–11)
1224:(1906–07)
1216:(1902–06)
1200:(1886–90)
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961:(1976–88)
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913:(1931–35)
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897:(1918–20)
895:(interim)
886:(1916–26)
867:(1908–23)
859:(1905–08)
851:(1902–05)
841:Kimberley
835:(1894–96)
827:(1891–94)
825:Kimberley
819:(1868–91)
817:Granville
811:(1865–68)
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801:Granville
784:(1908–16)
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750:Gladstone
744:(1875–80)
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734:Gladstone
728:(1859–65)
548:The Times
393:, 1977).
315:The Times
309:Reception
236:socialism
143:Great War
53:Publisher
27:1928 book
2132:Peelites
2109:The Land
1988:Brooks's
1478:S Robson
1470:Beaumont
1350:L Robson
1286:Brampton
1278:Hobhouse
1174:Collings
990:Sinclair
919:Sinclair
833:Rosebery
766:Harcourt
758:Rosebery
381:Editions
208:and Sir
1582:Tordoff
1566:Bingham
1486:Terrell
1438:Fulford
1382:Micklem
1374:Behrens
1270:Spender
1262:Maclean
1214:Birrell
1105:Reading
951:Grimond
935:Grimond
892:Maclean
884:Asquith
849:Spencer
809:Russell
782:Asquith
710:Leaders
120:British
1785:(1931)
1707:(1886)
1606:Wilson
1590:Watson
1406:Murray
1342:Walker
1294:Meston
1198:Foster
1190:Kitson
1121:Samuel
1054:vacant
1046:Pardoe
1038:vacant
1022:vacant
1006:vacant
998:Harris
982:Samuel
953:(1976)
943:Thorpe
927:Davies
911:Samuel
397:
223:Report
45:Author
1614:Slade
1558:Holme
1542:Steed
1534:Evans
1502:Lloyd
1494:Jones
1446:Seear
1358:White
1318:Dodds
1230:Angus
1145:Seear
1137:Byers
1113:Crewe
1081:Crewe
1062:Beith
959:Steel
865:Crewe
857:Ripon
405:Notes
87:Pages
82:Print
1938:SAOs
1550:Rose
1510:Holt
1462:Wade
1310:Foot
1246:Lunn
1089:Grey
1030:Wade
395:ISBN
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234:and
168:and
96:ISBN
66:1928
1366:Rea
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