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”
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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”
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Trade Unions: Public Goods or Public ‘Bads’?

15 January 1978
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Trade Unions: Public Goods or Public ‘Bads’?

Lionel Robbins, Charles G. Hanson, John Burton, Cyril Grunfeld, Brian Griffiths, Alan Peacock, Lord Scarman and others
15 January 1978

Distinguished economists discuss the impact of organised labour on the British economy

In this collection of papers from the late 1970s, some of Britain’s leading economists and lawyers discuss the economic impact … Continue reading “Trade Unions: Public Goods or Public ‘Bads’?”
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