Machine generated contents note: Foreword Geoffrey Howe; 1. The 1981 statement by 364 economists Robert Neild; 2. The 1981 Budget - how did it come about? Tim Lankester; 3. The London Business School and the 1981 Budget Alan Budd; 4. The 1981 Budget: a view from the cockpit Adam Ridley; 5. The Bank of England and the 1981 Budget C. A. E. Goodhart; 6. 1981 and all that William Keegan; 7. The origins of the Budget in 1980 Christopher Collins; 8. The 1981 Budget and its impact on the conduct of economic policy: was it a monetarist revolution? Anthony Hotson; 9. The 1981 Budget: 'a Dunkirk, not an Alamein' Duncan Needham; 10. Macro-economic policy and the 1981 Budget - changing the trend Ray Barrell; 11. The Keynesian twin deficits in an inflationary context Robert Z. Aliber; 12. The long road to 1981: British money supply targets from DCE to the MTFS Michael Oliver; List of names; Chronology of events; Official sources; Bibliography of cited sources; Index.
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Expansionary fiscal contraction : the Thatcher government's 1981 budget in perspective. ISBN 9781107042933. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2014. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
