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The British Productivity Council was established in 1952 as a successor to the Anglo-American Council on Productivity. Its primary purpose was to introduce more effective management techniques. It established a network of local productivity associations and it had a large budget to produce films, bulletins and pamphlets advocating productivity, 'best practice' and work study techniques. Government grant aid ended in 1973 and it was finally abolished in 1978.
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