Getting Back His Bite.

The article examines the resurging British economy as of April 1970. According to Professor Robert J. Ball of the London School of Business, until the early sixties, Great Britain suffered from fractionalized industries, non-existent management techniques and labor strife that kept its productivity low. Analysts are saying that Britain's key strength for the future is the tremendous pool of well educated young men capable of tracking opportunities in the Common Market and the world.