France Under Recession, 1981-1986 |
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... seen as an essential factor in the modernisation and economic advance of a previously predominantly rural nation . During the 1960s and even in the early 1970s , the country's urban centres and not least its major cities epitomised the ...
... seen as an essential factor in the modernisation and economic advance of a previously predominantly rural nation . During the 1960s and even in the early 1970s , the country's urban centres and not least its major cities epitomised the ...
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... seen as the result of the interplay of two sets of forces . On the one hand , in a generally tight labour market , firms were attracted by the presence of a relatively cheap work - force , ( readily available in areas where the ...
... seen as the result of the interplay of two sets of forces . On the one hand , in a generally tight labour market , firms were attracted by the presence of a relatively cheap work - force , ( readily available in areas where the ...
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... seen as a desirable responsibility . Making the ' correct ' de- cision requires a sound understanding of the ... seen as an essentially neutral power in these matters ; if he said no to a proposal , then it was not seen to be the ...
... seen as a desirable responsibility . Making the ' correct ' de- cision requires a sound understanding of the ... seen as an essentially neutral power in these matters ; if he said no to a proposal , then it was not seen to be the ...
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France in the 1980s | 1 |
Society in Disarray | 30 |
Restructuring the Economy | 90 |
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achieved activities administration amongst appear become benefits billion francs capital cent cities companies considerable cost country's Creusot-Loire decentralisation demand despite early economic effects essential estates favour feature firms foreign France's François Mitterrand further government's greater Grenoble groups growing growth housing immigrant important improve increase increasingly industry initiatives investment issue Jacques Chirac labour labour-force latter Laurent Fabius Le Creusot Lyon major manufacturing Marseille measures ment million Minguettes Minitel Mitterrand modernisation nationalised North African notably nuclear OPAH organisation Paris particularly Peugeot Pierre Mauroy planning population potential priority problems production programme Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur recent recession reduce reform rehabilitation relatively represented responsibility result Rhône-Alpes Rhône-Poulenc rise role sector seen significant social Socialists society strategy substantial suburbs trend unemployed unemployment urban centres Valéry Giscard d'Estaing various West Germany work-force workers