Titlebook: Industry, Unions and Government; Twenty-One Years of Keith Middlemas Book 1983 National Economic Development Council 1983 government.indus

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Epilogue,rst being a period when the rapid growth characteristic of the post-war decade tailed away, and the second in which production and productivity growth rates both declined sharply. Having been concerned with central indicative planning in one era, NEDC turned in the other to industrial adjustment: fr

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In Government and Out,n the machinery of central government. The great issues of industrial efficiency would be dealt with in the DEA, while the Industrial Advisors, individuals brought in from outside government and appointed by the DEA to sit on the EDCs, would now act as the minister’s eyes and ears inside industry.

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The Industrial Strategy,r the ‘reconstruction period’ until North Sea oil became available. ‘The collapse of last year’s strategy’ he wrote, when urging a review of NEDC’s work and structure, ‘means that a new one had to be devised’.

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The Office,nt itself and its findings to successive governments with a degree of continuity hard for the civil service to achieve, as a sort of conscience for industry, telling them truths they might rather not hear, and probably would not hear in any other way.

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The Roots of Tripartism,d its apogee during the Second World War. But, paradoxically, they did not go back to the wartime experience so much as study contemporary European experience, in particular that of the French Commissariat du Plan, a fact which no discussion of NEDC’s origins can ignore.

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