Whose Business? A Radical Proposal to Privatise British Business Schools

15 June 1985
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Whose Business? A Radical Proposal to Privatise British Business Schools

Brian Griffiths and Hugh Murray
15 June 1985

Reform plan would have several beneficial results

Rigorous postgraduate and post-experience business education has a major contribution to make to the creation of wealth. However, the UK’s … Continue reading “Whose Business? A Radical Proposal to Privatise British Business Schools”

The Myth of Social Cost: A critique of welfare economics and the implications for public policy

1 December 1978
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The Myth of Social Cost: A critique of welfare economics and the implications for public policy

Steven N. S. Cheung
1 December 1978

With a Prologue by Charles K. Rowley and an Epilogue by John Burton

For over 50 years economists have argued that where private costs or benefits differ from social costs or benefits – … Continue reading “The Myth of Social Cost: A critique of welfare economics and the implications for public policy”