Economic Affairs (Vol 34.3)
5 October 2014
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Contents:
- Introduction (Page 285) by J. R. Shackleton
- The 2013 Wincott Memorial Lecture: How the Financial Crisis Changed our World (Pages 286-303) by Martin Wolf
- Linguistics and Economics: Is Entrepreneurship Innate? (Pages 304-318) by Robert C. B. Miller
- Bus Competition in Ireland: Delayed by Regulatory Roadblocks (Pages 319-334) by Patrick Massey
- Ticket Scalping as a Means of Managing Risk (Pages 335-339) by Vincent Geloso
- Shadow Banking, Chinese Style (Pages 340-352) by Shalendra D.Sharma
- China’s One-Child Policy: Some Unintended Consequences (Pages 353-369) by David Howden and Yang Zhou
- Debt Erosion and the Market Process (Pages 370-378) by Alexander William Salter
- W. H. Hutt (1899-1988): Free Markets and Social Justice (Pages 379-392) by Graham Dawson
- Discussion: Economic Recovery in a Time of Austerity (Pages 393-398) by J. R. Sargent
- Discussion: Adapting Sensibly When global Warming Turns the Fields Brown or Blue: A Comment on the 2014 IPCC Report (Pages 399-401) by S. Niggol Seo
- Discussion: Can Government Intervention in Childcare be Justified? Comment: We Need to Change the Childcare Subsidy System (Pages 402-405) by Eva Lloyd
- Comment: What Kind of Childcare Policy? (Pages 406-407) by Kristian Niemietz
- Rejoinder (Pages 408-410) by Gillian Paull
- Review Article: Prisonomics: Lessons from America’s Mass Incarceration (Pages 411-422)
- Book Reviews (Page 423)
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