In face of inflationary pressures and growing difficulties with the trade balance, the Dutch Government announced on February end a series of 'disinflationary' measures. These include an extension of the 5% cut in Government expenditure, cutting back of various tax allowances for businessmen, credit restrictions, the abolition of R.P.M., and the right to make price coilings for individual companies,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 1, No. 6, 5 February 1964
Holland Goes ' Selwyn Lloyd'
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