Nicholas Crafts Books

Focusing on the interplay between institutions and policy decisions, the book delves into how historical constraints have shaped Britain's economic decline. It examines the complex relationships that influence economic outcomes and emphasizes the role of past events in determining current policy effectiveness. Through this analysis, the text provides insights into the factors contributing to Britain's economic challenges.

Focusing on the interplay between historical and contemporary economic crises, this collection features insights from renowned economic historians. It examines the enduring interest in the Great Depression of the 1930s and draws parallels to the Great Recession that began in 2007, highlighting ongoing threats to economic stability. The contributions provide a rich analysis of the lessons learned from these pivotal periods in economic history.

Economic historian Professor Nick Crafts gives a wide-ranging assessment of the economic record of the recent Conservative Government.