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- W2916308002 abstract "The international economic recovery became quite firmly established in1983, with substantial growth recorded in North America, Japan, and to alesser extent the UK. Against this background, the decline in the Irisheconomy was halted, and substantial gains were made in several aspects. Theoverall growth rate was miniscule at about Y2 per cent, but there was a massiveimprovement in the balance of payments, a significant increase in industrialoutput, a marked reduction in the rate of inflation, some slowing down in thegrowth of unemployment, and a small reduction in tpe budget deficit as aproportion of Gross National Product.It seems likely that 1984 will see a continuation of most of these trends. GrossNational Product should increase by about 2 per cent in volume, the currentaccount balance of payments deficit should fall to around £50 million, and theincrease in consumer prices should be held to about 8Y2 per cent. However,the indications are that progress will continue to be very slow in relation to thetwo major problems of unemployment and the public finances. Employmentcould well stabilise at about its present level and even increase slightly later inthe year, but this would still leave unemployment increasing at a rate of some18,000 per year because of the growth in the labour force. On the assumptionof a passive budget, in which both income tax bands and specific rates of exciseduty are indexed in line with inflation, it seems probable that there would bevery little change in the size of the nominal current budget deficit, although itwould be reduced as a proportion of Gross National Product.While neither of these outcomes can be regarded as at all satisfactory, thereis little room for manouevre in budgetary strategy. Too determined an attemptto reduce the deficit could impair the expected recovery and increase the risein unemployment, while trying to reduce unemployment by allowing thedeficit to rise would be a short-term expedient which would intensify bothproblems in the longer term. Probably the most hopeful strategy would be toaim for a slightly lower deficit, while hoping that this and other currentforecasts of the rate of economic recovery prove unduly cautious." @default.
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- W2916308002 title "Quarterly Economic Commentary, January 1984" @default.
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