Abstract
In Chapter 1 we outlined three elements of the crisis which have influenced the emergence of local and regional authority shareholding. These were:
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(a)
the restructuring of British industry, involving an overall reduction of output and productive capital and a conflict between large and small firms;
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(b)
the need to control or influence a haphazard property market arising out of the increase in speculative office construction;
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(c)
pressures to reduce state expenditure in so far as it represented a further unproductive charge on surplus-value.
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D. B. Chynoweth, ‘CRIS — A New Venture for Superannuation Fund Investment’, Local Government Chronicle (26 March 1976).
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Minns, R., Thornley, J. (1978). Categorisation of Schemes. In: State Shareholding. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03768-1_4
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