Spatial policy problems of the British economy / editors, Michael Chisholm, Gerald Manners
1971, 1st edition. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press. Near fine cloth copy in a good if somewhat dust-dulled, and rubbed as with age dust-wrapper. Remains particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight, bright, clean and strong. Item #399554
ISBN: 0521082358
Physical description; (xi, 248 pages). Notes; Includes bibliographic references and index. Contents; Preface; 1. Geographical space: a new dimension of public concern and policy Michael Chisholm and Gerald Manners; 2. Employment mobility in Britain David Keeble; 3. Leads and lags in interregional systems: a study of the cyclic fluctuations in the South West economy Peter Haggett; 4. Spatial structure of metropolitan England and Wales Peter Hall; 5. Poverty and the urban system Raymond Pahl; 6. Some economic and spatial characteristics of the British energy market Gerald Manners; 7. Growth, technical change and planning problems in heavy industry with special reference to the chemical industry Kenneth Warren; 8. Freight transport costs, industrial location and regional development Michael Chisholm; Index. Subjects; 1945-1979. Space in economics. Economic history. Economic geography. Great Britain Economic conditions 1945-. Space in economics Addresses, essays, lectures. Great Britain Economic geography. Employment (Economic theory). Transportation Great Britain. Europe Economic conditions. National income Great Britain. Yorkshire (England) Economic conditions. Great Britain Economic conditions 1945-1964. Great Britain Economic conditions 1945- Addresses, essays, lectures. Great Britain Industries Location. Great Britain Economic conditions Regional disparities. Great Britain Economic development Geographical factors.
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