Adam Glantz

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It was not the 1970s that were unusual so much as the ’50s and ’60s.3 Nevertheless, the pain was real, made worse by growing export competition from new industrial countries in Asia and ever more costly import bills as commodities (and not just oil) increased in price. Unemployment rates started to rise, steadily but inexorably.
Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945
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