Economic Progress and Social Security

activity adaptation agricultural already analysis attention benefits Britain British capital competition considerable consumers countries cyclical unemployment decisions demand difficult direct discussion economic policy economic problem economic structure effects efficiency ensure essential expansion experience exports F. A. Hayek fact factors of production favour foreign full employment fundamental further governments Herbert Morrison important imposed improvements income redistribution increased industrialisation industries inevitably insist inter-war period interest international economic international trade investment justify kind labour lend-lease less limited markets material progress means ment monopoly nature necessity needed nomic normal obliged organisation Ottawa Agreements planned economy planners planning population position possible post-war practical principle probably productive resources programme proposals purchasing purposes realised reason relation relative risks significant social insurance sometimes stability standards of living structural adjustments suggested supply tariff technical change things tion United volume war-time whole