France Under Recession, 1981-1986 |
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... increasingly widespread expression of the desire for change , the election of a socialist president and socialist government in 1981 appeared to many people to offer new hope in the quest for solutions to the country's mounting economic ...
... increasingly widespread expression of the desire for change , the election of a socialist president and socialist government in 1981 appeared to many people to offer new hope in the quest for solutions to the country's mounting economic ...
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... increasingly international in scale . Thus , in the case of the pronounced fall in the rate of inflation in France , this has not occurred in isolation : the downward trend is reflective of a general deflationary tendency throughout ...
... increasingly international in scale . Thus , in the case of the pronounced fall in the rate of inflation in France , this has not occurred in isolation : the downward trend is reflective of a general deflationary tendency throughout ...
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... increasingly widely held view that small firms are the key to future employment growth , although often they are relatively fragile concerns . An important factor in any company's success is the quality of its management , and in the ...
... increasingly widely held view that small firms are the key to future employment growth , although often they are relatively fragile concerns . An important factor in any company's success is the quality of its management , and in the ...
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France in the 1980s | 1 |
Society in Disarray | 30 |
Restructuring the Economy | 90 |
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