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Page 183
... areas suffering long - term unemployment had led the government to introduce the Depressed Areas ( Development and Improvement ) Bill . During its progress through Parliament it was renamed , euphemistically , the Special Areas Bill ...
... areas suffering long - term unemployment had led the government to introduce the Depressed Areas ( Development and Improvement ) Bill . During its progress through Parliament it was renamed , euphemistically , the Special Areas Bill ...
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... areas ; further develop- ment in London should be forbidden and tax incentives and loans given to business to place ' a magnet in the Special Areas ' . Such proposals were supported by the TUC , but not by business . [ doc 12 ] ...
... areas ; further develop- ment in London should be forbidden and tax incentives and loans given to business to place ' a magnet in the Special Areas ' . Such proposals were supported by the TUC , but not by business . [ doc 12 ] ...
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Pat Thane. THE COMMISSIONER FOR SPECIAL AREAS 1936 Industry is not seeking the Special Areas ; therefore , it must be attracted to those districts of the Areas which are endowed with suitable economic faci- lities , and many are ...
Pat Thane. THE COMMISSIONER FOR SPECIAL AREAS 1936 Industry is not seeking the Special Areas ; therefore , it must be attracted to those districts of the Areas which are endowed with suitable economic faci- lities , and many are ...
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International comparisons 18701914 | 125 |
The interwar years | 189 |
The Second World War and after | 223 |
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Beyond the Welfare State?: The New Political Economy of Welfare Chris Pierson No preview available - 2006 |