The response to economic challenges, 1951-79

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Between what years did the Conservatives use ‘stop-go’ economics?

1951 to 1964

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In what year was ROBOT, a plan to float the pound against other currencies, dropped?

1952

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When did the government refuse to devalue the pound and instead borrows how much from the IMF?

In August 1961, £714 million

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What does NEDDY stand for?

National Economic Development Council

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What does NICKY stand for?

National Incomes Commission

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In what year were NEDDY and NICKY set up but proved to be ineffective?

1962

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When was the Prices and Incomes Act passed?

1966

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When was the Industrial Reorganisation Corporation passed?

1966

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When was the pound devalued?

1967

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When did Britain go to the IMF for its second bailout loan?

1967

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In what year did decimal currency replace pounds, shillings and pence?

1971

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In what year was the pound allowed to float freely against other currencies?

1972

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When was the ‘Barber Boom’?

1972

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When did the Yom Kippur War lead to the OPEC oil crisis, bringing inflation and unemployment?

1973

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When did Britain apply to the IMF for a $3.9 billion bailout?

1976