Government and the enterprise since 1900 : the changing problem of efficiency
著者
書誌事項
Government and the enterprise since 1900 : the changing problem of efficiency
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1994
大学図書館所蔵 件 / 全43件
-
該当する所蔵館はありません
- すべての絞り込み条件を解除する
注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. [412]-449) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
A chronological account of industrial policy
This book surveys governmental industrial policy in Britain from 1900 to the early 1990s, exploring the perennial concern of governments to improve the efficiency and the competitiveness of British industry. Organized chronologically, it focuses on the formation of policy-making, and policy implementation, according to the ideas and beliefs that have dominated during the century. Thus industrial policy is traced through time of war and recession, through the building of the welfare state and
times of growth, and through stagflation, economic liberalism, and deindustrialization. The constant theme of the book is the attempt by all governments to achieve the objectives of high growth, low unemployment, and international competitiveness.
An examination of the effects of government ideologies
Dr Tomlinson reveals both the microeconomic context of industrial policy, and microeconomic effects of these policies. The emphasis is on the formation of policy according to the ideology of the political party in power. Tomlinson also deals with the capacity of each government to carry out its policy, and the ways in which this capacity may be limited by economic constraints, or by the institutions through which industrial policy is implemented.
Detailed case studies
The focus of the book is on British industry, although in parts Tomlinson uses a comparative perspective to set British policy in the world context, most notably during the chapter on the 1980s. The book ends with two case studies, the industries of cotton and cars, to illuminate the policy explored in the previous chapters. Tomlinson concludes that the British government has continuously found an acceptable industrial policy problematic.
目次
- The limits of laissez-faire
- 1900-1914 - national efficiency and the enterprise
- 1914-1918 - war and wasted opportunity
- 1918-1929 - recession and rationalism
- 1929-1939 - protection and profits
- 1939-1945 - planning and protection
- 1945-1951 - socialism and the supply side
- nationalism - ownership and organization
- 1951-1961 - consumption and competition
- 1961-1970 - new frontiers and national champions
- 1970-1979 - stagflation and surrender
- 1979-1990 - enterprise and economic liberalism
- a case study - cotton
- a case study - cars.
「Nielsen BookData」 より