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Chapter III. The World Economy

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  26 March 2020

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Recent data confirm both the severity and the international generality of the check to the growth of output during the summer. Nevertheless it still seems to us that the gloom which it has generated is in many cases excessive (though there is, of course, a risk that by destroying the confidence of consumers and investors the more pessimistic forecasts may become self-fulfilling).

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Copyright © 1980 National Institute of Economic and Social Research

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page 51 note (1) As a consequence there are, for example, wide differences between the latest IMF and UN figures for trade unit values in recent periods, and the UN shows for the second quarter a 2 per cent increase in the volume of world exports (without seasonal adjustment) but an 8 per cent increase in the volume of world imports.