Growth-increase in real GDP per capita of a nation
1The distribution of income
2Environment
primitive communism.slavery.feudalism,capitalism,socialism,communism

 infl
1Net investment(dim returns).Quality
2availability of labour(age,mobility,sex,attitude),capital(savings investments,motivation,anticipation)land
their efficiency affected by:
aeducation&training
bknowledge
cstability of economy
dinvestment in technology
eunions resistance
3Defence expenditure
4Gross&net expenditure difference
5Population - growth & structure & migration & education & training

 UK not well
1Government stop-go policies
2Trade unions- restrictive practices&high wage demands
3Uninventive&-adventurous management(no R&D)
4Comfort(first industrialised country)
5Low status of engineers&scientists compared to art people
6The outflow of capital(little evidence)
7Sterm returns are too important
8Recent experience from growth 1986coz oil&supply-side policy
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{info author|Keith Siilats}, {DATE|04/06/96}, Subject: {info subject|Economics}, Words: {info numwords|200}

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