Self-funding Infrastructure (Volume 25.1)
17 March 2005
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Main articles feature a symposium on 'Education for All' Through Privatisation?, guest edited by James Tooley and James Stanfield
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Economic Affairs
Main articles are devoted to Philanthropic Enterprise, guest edited by Lenore T Ealy
1 June 2005
Healthcare
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Main articles are devoted to Self-funding Infrastructure, guest edited by Fred Harrison
Full contents:
‘Self-funding infrastructure: towards a new model of the tax state’ by Fred Harrison
‘Optimal pricing: the route to a self-funding infrastructure – and more’ by Rana Roy
‘Paying for Crossrail: the business case’ by Michael Schabas
‘The fiscal challenge of competitive markets’ by Fred Harrison
‘Infrastructure: optimal private and governmental funding and provision’ by Fred E Foldvary
‘An Infra-surfer’s paradise: riding the crest of the land-value wave’ by Don Riley
Other articles
‘Educational expansion: the worms in the apple’ by Alison Wolf
‘Inside the ‘Black Box’ of market discipline’ by David T Llewellyn
Economic Viewpoints
‘Equal Treatment Directive misunderstands risk and threatens insurance markets’
by Paul MacDonnell
‘The economic case for immigration’ by Diane Coyle
Columns
‘The Pensions Committee: is Adair Turner irrational or confused?’ by Tim Congdon
‘White mischief with education in Kenya’ by James Stanfield
‘Freedom reduces per capita greenhouse gas emissions’ by Roger Bate
‘The ubiquity of self-interest and the democratic fairytale’ by John Meadowcroft
‘Self-funding infrastructure: towards a new model of the tax state’ by Fred Harrison
‘Optimal pricing: the route to a self-funding infrastructure – and more’ by Rana Roy
‘Paying for Crossrail: the business case’ by Michael Schabas
‘The fiscal challenge of competitive markets’ by Fred Harrison
‘Infrastructure: optimal private and governmental funding and provision’ by Fred E Foldvary
‘An Infra-surfer’s paradise: riding the crest of the land-value wave’ by Don Riley
Other articles
‘Educational expansion: the worms in the apple’ by Alison Wolf
‘Inside the ‘Black Box’ of market discipline’ by David T Llewellyn
Economic Viewpoints
‘Equal Treatment Directive misunderstands risk and threatens insurance markets’
by Paul MacDonnell
‘The economic case for immigration’ by Diane Coyle
Columns
‘The Pensions Committee: is Adair Turner irrational or confused?’ by Tim Congdon
‘White mischief with education in Kenya’ by James Stanfield
‘Freedom reduces per capita greenhouse gas emissions’ by Roger Bate
‘The ubiquity of self-interest and the democratic fairytale’ by John Meadowcroft
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