| Description | Includes notes on the topic of economic and monetary co-operation and the European Union, for discussion between C.W. McMahon and Simon May MP; lecture entitled 'The Stock Exchange: Market or Monopoly?', by Nicholas Goodison; graph showing the correlation between average hourly earnings and the 5-year Treasury yields, sent to the Governor by Sir Hector Laing; paper entitled 'The international debt situation: prospects for 1983 and policy options - A note to the G-11 Governors', by A. Lamfalussy; speech by Roy Jenkins on the subject of economic policy of the previous four years and future strategy; speech by Stuart Errington and press release concerning the Consumer Credit Act Review; speech by Roy Jenkins on British foreign and defence policy; lecture on 'Management education in the United Kingdom', by Professor R.J. Balll; United Biscuits Community Affairs Annual Report; Sir James Goldsmith's submission to the Press Council in the context of 'Sir James Goldsmith versus Mr Michael Gillard and the Observer'; opening address by A. Lamfalussy for the Financial Times Conference on 'Foreign Exchange Risk - 1983'; article on 'The Accountability of Financial Institutions and their different tax treatment' by M.R. Cornwall-Jones; speech by Lord Nelson of Stafford, made at the IEE dinner; notes by George Blunden on 'Used note sorting in the Bank'; lecture on 'Do we need a new Bretton Woods?' by Sir Jeremy Morse; notes on 'Current financial problems: home and abroad', covering 'Dr. Leutwiler's views on debt problems', the 'United States', 'Canada', 'Peru', 'Chile', 'Hong Kong' and 'Carrian'; the Chancellor's speech to the Birmingham Stock Exchange; notes on greater exchange rate stability and extract of the Chancellor Geoffrey Howe's speech on this topic; Sir Geoffrey Howe's statement to the Development Committee.
Index in 7A107/31. |