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География, Экономическая география
The Economy of Great Britain |
Федеральное агентство по образованию Государственное образовательное учреждение Высшего профессионального образования &quo ;Волгоградский государственный технический университет&quo ; Камышинский технологический институт (филиал) Волгоградского государственного технического университета Кафедра английского языкаРеферативная работа По дисциплине: &quo ;Английский язык&quo ; На тему: he Eco omy of Grea Bri ai Выполнил: студент гр. КЭЛ-051(с) Ермаков М.М. Проверила: Бурдоленко Л.М. Камышин 2005 PLA Bri ish i dus ry as a eleme of eco omy. he Eco omy of Grea Bri ai ra sla e Vocabulary Bri ish i dus ry as a eleme of eco omyPeople i cou ries ou side he Bri ish Isles of e call he i habi a s ' of he U i ed Ki gdom E glish. his is i correc , for here are a leas four mai a io ali ies, he E glish, he Sco s, he Welsh a d he Irish. hese four a io ali ies each have heir ow la guage a d cul ure. he popula io of he U i ed Ki gdom of Grea Bri ai a d or her Irela d is almos fif y-six millio . A li le more ha seve millio people live i he Lo do area. Bri ai is mai ly a i dus rial cou ry, a d mos of he people live i large ow s. he la ds which produce o hi g, especially he hilly cou ry i or her Sco la d, have almos o popula io . Grea Bri ai is highly i dus rialized, his was he cou ry i which he earlies developme s of moder i dus ry ook place. Lo do , he capi al, is o e of ma y impor a i dus rial ce ers. Lo s of hi gs such as clo hes, food, pla es a d cars are made i a d arou d Lo do . Birmi gham is he bigges ow i a impor a i dus rial area ear he ce re of E gla d. Machi es, cars a d lorries are made i his area. V se s a d radios are also produced here. Ma ches er i he or h-wes of E gla d is he ce re of he co o ex ile i dus ry, o e of Bri ai 's mos impor a producers of compu ers a d elec ro ic equipme . Coal-mi i g is impor a i Sou h Wales, bu ma y of he mi es5 here have bee closed. here is much u employme i Sou h Wales oday. A smaller i dus rial area is si ua ed i or h Wales, where s eel6 a d chemicals are produced. Ship-buildi g is a impor a i dus ry i he U i ed Ki gdom. he mai ship-buildi g ce ers are Lo do , Glasgow i Sco la d, Belfas i or her Irela d a d some o hers. Sheep ca be see i ma y par s of E gla d a d Sco la d, a d here are a lo of ca le-farms a d farms where milk, bu er a d cheese are produced. Bu o ly half of he food he cou ry eeds is produced by Bri ish agricul ure. Whea is grow i he eas of E gla d. Vege ables are grow i all par s of E gla d, especially i he sou h. Po a oes are grow everywhere o he Bri ish Isles. Some ki ds of frui , especially apples, ca grow i he sou h where he empera ure is higher a d here are more hours of su shi e ha i he or her regio s. he Eco omy of Grea Bri ai Li le more ha a ce ury ago, Bri ai was ' he workshop of he world'. I had as ma y mercha ships as he res of he world pu oge her a d i led he world i mos ma ufac uri g i dus ries. his did o las lo g. By 1885 o e a alysis repor ed, &quo ;We have come o occupy a posi io I which we are o lo ger progressi g, bu eve falli g bock. . We fi d o her a io s able o compe e wi h us o such a ex e as we have ever before experie ced.
&quo ; Early i he we ie h ce ury Bri ai was over ake eco omically by he U i ed S a es a d Germa y. Af er wo world. wars a d he rapid loss of i s empire, Bri ai fou d i i creasi gly difficul o mai ai i s posi io eve i Europe. Bri ai s ruggled o fi d a bala ce be wee gover me i erve io i he eco omy a d a almos comple ely free-marke eco omy such as exis ed i he U i ed S a es. ei her sys em seemed o fi Bri ai 's eeds. he former seemed compromised be wee wo differe objec ives: pla ed eco omic prosperi y a d he mea s of e suri g full employme , while he la er promised grea er eco omic prosperi y a he cos of pover y a d u employme for he less able i socie y. ei her Labour or he Co serva ives doub ed he eed o fi d a sys em ha sui ed Bri ai 's eeds, bu ei her seemed able o break from he co se sus based o Key esia eco omics. People seemed complace abou Bri ai 's decli e, reluc a o make he pai ful adjus me s ha migh be ecessary o reverse i . Prosperi y I creased duri g he la e 1950s a d i he 1960s, diver i g a e io from Bri ai 's decli e rela ive o i s mai compe i ors. I 1973&quo ; he Co serva ive Prime Mi is er Edward Hea h war ed, &quo ; he al er a ive o expa sio is o , as some occasio ally seem o suppose, a E gla d of quie marke ow s li ked o ly by s eam rai s puffi g slowly a d peacefully hrough gree meadows. he al er a ive is slums, da gerous roads, old fac ories, cramped schools, s u ed lives. &quo ; Bu i he years of world-wide recessio , 1974-79, Bri ai seemed u able o improve i s performa ce. By he mid 1970s bo h Labour a d Co serva ive eco omis s were begi i g o recog ise he eed o move away from Key esia eco omics, based upo s imula i g dema d by I jec i g mo ey i o he eco omy. Bu , as described i he I roduc io , i was he Co serva ives who decided o break wi h he old eco omic formula comple ely. Re ur i g o power i 1979, hey were de ermi ed o lower axes as a i ce ive o i dividuals a d busi esses o I crease produc ivi y; o leave he labour force o regula e i self ei her by prici g i self ou of employme or by worki g wi hi he amou of mo ey employers could afford; a d, fi ally, o limi gover me spe di g levels a d use mo ey supply ( he amou of mo ey i circula io a a y o e ime) as a way of co rolli g i fla io . As Prime Mi is er Margare ha cher argued i he Commo s, &quo ;If our objec ive is o have a prosperous a d expa di g eco omy, we mus recog ise ha high public spe di g, as a propor io of G P gross a io al produc ;, very quickly kills grow h. . We have o remember ha gover me s have o mo ey a all. Every pe y hey ake is from he produc ive sec or of he eco omy i order o ra sfer i o he u produc ive par of i . &quo ; She had a poi : be wee 1961 a d 1975 employme ou side I dus ry i creased by over 40 per ce rela ive o employme i i dus ry. Duri g he 1980s he Co serva ives pu heir ew ideas i o prac ice, i come ax was reduced from a basic ra e of 33 pe ce o 25 per ce . (For higher i come groups he reduc io was grea er, a he op ra e from S3 per ce o 40 per ce ) his did o lead o a y loss i reve ue, si ce a he lower ra es fewer people ried o avoid ax.
A he same ime, however, he gover me doubled Value Added ax (VA ) o goods a d services o 15 per ce . he mos o able success of ' ha cherism' was he priva isa io of previously wholly or par ly gover me -ow ed e erprises. I deed, o her cou ries, for example Ca ada, Fra ce, I aly, Japa , Malaysia a d Wes Germa y, followed he Bri ish example. he gover me believed ha priva isa io would i crease efficie cy, reduce gover me borrowi g, i crease eco omic freedom, a d e courage wide share ow ership. By 1990 20 per ce of he adul popula io were share ow ers, a higher propor io ha i a y o her Wes er i dus rialised cou ry. here was o ques io of aki g hese e erprises back i o public ow ership, eve by a Labour gover me . Despi e such cha ges, however, by 1990 Bri ai 's eco omic problems seemed as difficul as ever. he gover me fou d ha reduci g public expe di ure was far harder ha expec ed a d ha by 1990 i s ill co sumed abou he same propor io of he G P as i had e years earlier. I fla io , emporarily co rolled, rose o over 10 per ce a d was o ly checked from risi g fur her by high i eres ro es which also had he side effec of discouragi g eco omic grow h. I spi e of reduci g he power or he rade u io s, wage dema ds (mos o ably se ior ma ageme salaries) rose fas er ha prices, i dica i g ha a free labour marke did o ecessarily solve he wages problem. By 1990 he ma ufac uri g I dus ry had barely recovered from he major shri kage i he early 1980s. I was more efficie . bu i he mea ime Bri ai 's share of world rade I ma ufac ured goods had shru k from 8 per ce i 1979 o 6.5 per ce e years la er. Bri ai 's bala ce of payme s was u heal hy oo. I 1985 i had e joyed a small surplus of Ј3.5. billio , bu i 1990 his had cha ged o a defici of Ј20.4 billio . Ma y small busi esses fail o survive, mai ly as a resul of poor ma ageme , bu also because, compared wi h almos every o her Europea Commu i y member, Bri ai offers he leas e couragi g co di io s. Bu such small busi esses are impor a o o ly because large busi esses grow from small o es, hu also because over half he ew jobs i Bri ai are crea ed by firms employi g fewer ha 100 s aff. I is o as if Bri ai is wi hou i dus rial s re g h. I is o e of he world leaders i he produc io of microprocessors. Wi hou grea er i ves me a d gover me e courageme i is doub ful whe her Bri ai will hold o o i s lead i his area. However, i has already led o he crea io of 'hi- ech' i dus ries i hree mai areas, wes of Lo do alo g he M4 mo orway or 'Golde Corridor', he lowla ds be wee Edi burgh a d Du dee, ick amed 'Silico Gle ', a d he area be wee Lo do a d Cambridge. I he mid 1980s Silico Gle was produci g 70 per ce of Bri ish silico wafers co ai i g he microchips esse ial for he ew i forma io ech ology - he Cambridge Scie ce Park, symbolised by i s Moder is Schlumberger Buildi g, is he flagship of hi- ech Bri ai . Begi i g i 1969, by 1986 he Park co ai ed 322 hi- ech compa ies. I he words of a co sul a , &quo ; he Cambridge phe ome o . represe s o e of he very few spo a eous grow h ce res i a a io al eco omy ha has bee depressed for all of a decade.
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