We're heading for the booziest Christmas ever

Article Abstract:

Sales of alcoholic drinks in the UK are set to be very high over the Christmas 1996 period. This will be partly because of rising consumer confidence and rising real incomes and partly because of more positive attitudes towards the consumption of alcohol, part of a long-term cycle of changing attitudes towards alcohol consumption. People appear to be taking a more responsible attitude towards drinking and driving, and they are also recognising that there can be some health benefits in drinking moderately.

Alcoholic beverage industry, Public opinion, Alcoholic beverages

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Wisest businesses can benefit from a bad Christmas

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning retail sales in the UK in the run-up to Christmas 2000 are discussed. Weak sales during this period are not likely to have an immediate impact on the economy as a whole.

Christmas business

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Ten ways government should help businesses

Article Abstract:

The ways in which the UK government can help businesses are discussed. The importance of creating monetary stability is highlighted.

Analysis, Industrial policy

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