Reforming the city

Article Abstract:

Financial regulation in the UK has reached the point where both major political parties are agreeing that it must be reformed. The Labor Party wants to do away with various regulatory agencies and create a more powerful Securities and Investments Board, but the plan may not go far enough.

Editorial

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One small step: Labour's training policy

Article Abstract:

The UK's Labour Party proposed radical changes to the Youth Training program if elected because of the lack of success with the program. The changes would include better focus on core skills needed for any type of job and government grants to aid the funding of training.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Youth Jobs Programs, Political aspects, Employment, Vocational guidance, Youth, Occupational training, Employment assistance, Youth employment

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Hard pounding: economic policy

Article Abstract:

Dissension within the Labor Party is threatening political consensus in favor of membership in the ERM. Despite protest, the party is unlikely to change its support of the ERM, as it could jeopardize the outcome of the 1996 general election.

Foreign exchange

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