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A review of periodical literature covering the years since 1850 is presented. The review focuses on articles that cover topics such as Britain's economic growth patterns in the 20th century, its wages and benefits policies between World War I and World War II and the rise of unemployment during the Thatcher administration. Other important subjects such as the family firm's role in the modern economy and fertility changes in the 1960s and 1970s.

An overview of periodical literature published in 1992 is provided. It covers works focusing on the the economic history of the years from 1850 onwards and tackles subjects such as industrialization, economic policy management in between the war years, and trade policy in the post-World War II era. Studies by Newbold and Agiakloglou; Krasnier, Capie and Beer; Murdoch and Whitehead; and O'Brien and Garney are among those cited as the oustanding papers of the year 1992.