Two Hundred Years of Muddling ThroughThe Britain that went into recession as the pandemic hit had been shaped by two hundred years of history. In looking at how the British economy developed over the last two centuries, Duncan Weldon explores the choices taken (and not taken) by politicians and businesspeople over the years, and reveals how those choices have shaped the outcomes and futures faced by us all.

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