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The period 1945 to 1970 was marked by the successful pursuit of full employment policies, due for the most part to the implementation of Keynesian demand‐management policies. This situation could be viewed as a reaction to the experience of the inter‐war years when unemployment remained persistently in excess of ten per cent.

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