Spain in the 1960’s undoubtedly experienced an economic boom, however, the question examined requires investigation into how far this rapid progression was due to ‘circumstances outside of the country itself’ or whether Franco and his policies effected the boom. However, whilst studying Spanish economy of the 1950’s and 1960’s it has become increasing difficult to separate the effects of external circumstances and internal circumstances as it seems that the success was counter-reliant. According to Raymond …showed first 75 words of 963 total…

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