Economic policy papers of Douglas Jay
MS. 6745/58
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
Economic policy papers of Douglas Jay
Shelfmark
MS. 6745/58
Summary
Comprises:
Papers relating to general economic policy. Subjects include British and world economies, post-war economic policy, public expenditure, balance of payments, taxation, and inflation. Comprises statistics, Labour Party Advisory Committee on International Questions memorandum, notes, and press cuttings, including review of Who is to Pay for the War, and the Peace by Jay. 1937-1941, 1971-1975
Papers relating to general economic policy. Subjects include the 1973-1974 banking crisis, pay policy, public expenditure, balance of payments, monetarism, the 1976 Budget and inflation. Comprises press cuttings, articles, notes, statistics and copy of Hansard. 1976-1979
Correspondence with, and articles and transcripts of speeches by Nicholas Kaldor. Also includes copies of articles on economic policy by others, including Peter Jay, Peter Riddell and Samuel Brittan, among others. 1971-1984
Date
1937-1941, 1971-1984
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box (3 folders)
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Collection contents
Political papers of Douglas Jay
Economic policy papers of Douglas Jay
