France Under Recession, 1981-1986 |
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... represented but one mani- festation of an increasingly divided and dissatisfied society . Over the early part of the present decade such negative trends were intensified , as France slipped deeper into recession . Yet by the mid - 1980s ...
... represented but one mani- festation of an increasingly divided and dissatisfied society . Over the early part of the present decade such negative trends were intensified , as France slipped deeper into recession . Yet by the mid - 1980s ...
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... represented a substantial fall compared with the beginning of that decade ( when annual growth rates averaged twice this figure ) , but when viewed in relation to the subsequent further decline in rates the economy still appeared ...
... represented a substantial fall compared with the beginning of that decade ( when annual growth rates averaged twice this figure ) , but when viewed in relation to the subsequent further decline in rates the economy still appeared ...
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... represented a logical complement to the process of extending technical education in schools . Obviously if the system was to be effective , it was essential to make people aware of opportunities and to select the course most appropri ...
... represented a logical complement to the process of extending technical education in schools . Obviously if the system was to be effective , it was essential to make people aware of opportunities and to select the course most appropri ...
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France in the 1980s | 1 |
Society in Disarray | 30 |
Restructuring the Economy | 90 |
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