Britain's New World II. No More Depressions.

Discusses the economic conditions and economic policies in Great Britain. Acceptance of the government that one of its primary aims is the responsibility for the maintenance of a high and stable level of employment after the Second World War; Aim of the government to prevent the total expenditure for goods and services from falling when general unemployment appears; Intention of the government to plan the programs for capital expenditure five years ahead; Information on creation of consumer credits; Recognition by the government that many policies are fruitless unless wages and prices remain stable.