1. The dissension in the ranks of the party.
2. The devaluation of the currency.
3. The foreign exchange market problem.
4. The monetary union problem.
The foreign exchange market problem.
1. Neil Kinnock
2. John Smith
3. Gerald Kaufmann
4. Roy Hattersley
Neil Kinnock
1. Devaluation of the currency
2. Rise in interest rates
3. Government spending
4. Raising taxes
Rise in interest rates
1. the Bank of England would go along with whatever the government decided
2. the prime minister was a puppet in the hands of the Bank of England
3. the Bank of England was completely independent of the government.
4. the Bank of England could put enormous pressure on the government to formulate policy
the Bank of England could put enormous pressure on the government to formulate policy
1. Because he did not get along with Smith
2. Because he wanted to use that time to confer with others.
3. Because he already met them and did not want to meet them again.
4. Because he was afraid of being censured by them.
Because he wanted to use that time to confer with others.
1. Because other countries may not follow the British lead in devaluation
2. Because the higher interest rates to be given by Britain may deplete resources further
3. Both (a) and (b)
4. Neither (a) nor (b)
Because other countries may not follow the British lead in devaluation
1. Mr John Smith
2. Mr Bryan Goul
3. Mr Maastricht
4. Mr G. Brown
Mr Maastricht
1. A lacklustre campaign
2. Wrong policies
3. No special message
4. No political purpose
Wrong policies
1. 1991
2. 1992
3. 1993
4. 1994
5.
1994
1. 1991
2. 1992
3. 1993
4. 1994
1991