London comes back to life

Article Abstract:

Improved tourism, the development of myriad subcultures, fewer business relocation and changing government policies are factors that have helped London, England, to improve economically. The city seems to be well on its course to be one of the fastest-growing cities in Europe through 2000.

London, England, Cities and towns

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Stable prices and fast growth: just say no

Article Abstract:

Stable prices and fast economic growth should not be the only factors to consider in any discussion of monetary policy by the central banks. Both of those factors are nothing more than slogans designed for politicians to give credence to their miraculous answers for improving the economy.

Price control, Price regulations

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Clash of the titans

Article Abstract:

British economist Leslie Hannah believes that there is little relationship between the performance of a large company and that of the national economy. His study analyzes the performance of 100 of the biggest firms since 1912 to 1995.

Industrial development, Industrialization, Corporate growth

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