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The World Turned Rightside Up

31 January 2001
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The World Turned Rightside Up

John C. Hulsman
31 January 2001
A New Trading Agenda for the Age of Globalisation. At a time when public opposition to joining the euro is … Continue reading “The World Turned Rightside Up”

Transport Policy: the Myth of Integrated Planning

1 January 2001
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Transport Policy: the Myth of Integrated Planning

John Hibbs
1 January 2001
The present government assumes an ‘integrated transport policy’ is required because integration will not be achieved by market forces. Its … Continue reading “Transport Policy: the Myth of Integrated Planning”

Training Too Much?

1 January 2001
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Training Too Much?

J.R. Shackleton
1 January 2001

A Sceptical Look at the Economics of Skill Provision in the UK

There is still a consensus that British workers are unskilled in relation to their foreign counterparts and a considerable increase … Continue reading “Training Too Much?”

The Postal Services Bill: Competition is Coming (web publication)

1 January 2001
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The Postal Services Bill: Competition is Coming (web publication)

Ian Senior
1 January 2001
The Post Office is the UK’s last big publicly owned utility. During the ’80s and ’90s, while telecoms, electricity, gas, … Continue reading “The Postal Services Bill: Competition is Coming (web publication)”

The Political Economy of Climate Change Science (web publication)

1 January 2001
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The Political Economy of Climate Change Science (web publication)

Roger Bate
1 January 2001

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Reforming EU Farm Policy: Lessons from New Zealand

1 January 2001
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Reforming EU Farm Policy: Lessons from New Zealand

R.W.M. Johnson
1 January 2001
This Occasional Paper uses the reforms of agriculture in New Zealand to offer pointers to the reform of the Common … Continue reading “Reforming EU Farm Policy: Lessons from New Zealand”

Open Networks: a Solution to Britain’s Broadband Problems? (web publication)

1 January 2001
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Open Networks: a Solution to Britain’s Broadband Problems? (web publication)

Tom Steinberg
1 January 2001

Britain's Broadband market has some serious problems. This article is a response to this situation, and has three purposes

Internationalisation of Financial Service (web publication)

1 January 2001
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Internationalisation of Financial Service (web publication)

Brian Hindley
1 January 2001

A Trade-Policy Perspective

Activity within the World Trade Organisation (WTO) over the past decade has created a trade-policy dimension for financial services. The … Continue reading “Internationalisation of Financial Service (web publication)”

Reforming Land Use Planning

1 January 2001
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Reforming Land Use Planning

John Corkindale
1 January 2001

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The conventional wisdom in land use planning circles is that the 1947 Town and Country Planning Acts represent the most … Continue reading “Reforming Land Use Planning”

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