| Facing the Future |
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| Written by Dr Madsen Pirie & Robert M Worcester (2000) | |
| Wednesday, 22 November 2000 | |
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Britain in 50 years time still be independent, still a monarchy, and still close to America, but will no longer be influential, and may no longer make waves in science, technology, art or culture. These are among the findings of the new survey conducted by MORI for the Adam Smith Institute. It presents a detailed picture of how the British public see the unfolding century. The report covers issues such as progress, living standards and the welfare state. The young are noticeably different from their elders. They are more optimistic. |
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