Markets, Intervention and Planning (Longman economics series) - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Twelve essays by leading scholars debate the issue of when the government should intervene in economic affairs. Drawing heavily on the British experience, the book employs a range of theoretical, empirical and ideological perspectives to explore the role that governments should, could and do play in areas such as health, education, industrial policy, macro and international politics, housing, the labor market and the tax benefit system.

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