Spectre | IMGpapers 1980

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The rate of profit in industrial and commercial companies (excluding North Sea oil) has been cut to 4½ per cent — a full percentage point lower than during the 1974-75 recession. There is no sign of improvement.

The spectre haunting Britain's bosses is that when the world economy moves recession, Britain's industries will be left on the starting line.

scalse low profits even the stronger companies are having to plead with ine for massive loans to keep afloat.

High interest far from restricting the growth of supply expected, have had exactly the UDOUSILC Companies have had to borrow to pay the interest on previous loans!

The growth in the money supply by April is likely to be a year-on-year increase. of per cent, compared with the

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Your children are playing in that street again, Don't vou know what happened down there?