Wage Restraint By Consensus: Britain's Search For An Incomes Policy Agreement,1965-79. [first edition]

295 pages. Ex-Parliament house Library. Book and Jacket are both in Very good condition throughout. This Is An Account Of The Attempts By Successive British Governments To Introduce 'consensus Incomes Policies' And Of The Problems Which Each Endeavour Encountered. These Policies Were Designed To Compensate Unions For The Risks And Sacrifices Ariding From Restraint(for Example, The Loss Of Bargaining Freedom) Through The State's Implementation Of Economic And Social Policies Favoured By The Unions.