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Köp båda 2 för 774 krLightfoot uses his experience in UK government and economics to show that a large public sector can yield significant social and economic benefits, ultimately a wealthier economy with higher living standards and an economy better placed to meet th...
Margaret Thatcher brought what can only be called a destructive excitement to politics. Arguments and institutions that plainly needed to be challenged and dismembered are likely in normal circumstances to be left alone, on the 'let sleeping dogs ...
Warwick lightfoot is Director of Research and Head of Economics and
Social Policy at Policy Exchange.
He is an economist with specialist interests in monetary policy, public
expenditure, taxation and labour markets. Formerly the economics editor
of The European, he was for many years a frequent contributor to The Wall
Street Journal and has written for the Financial Times, The Times, the
Sunday Times, the Daily Telegraph, the Sunday Telegraph, the Guardian
and The Spectator.
introduction 1 america's structural economic problem 2. the role of the public sector in modern market economies 3. the great depression 4. fiscal policy and demand management 5. size and scope of the us public sector 6. the federal government's budget 7. taxation in the us 8. states and local authorities 9. the solvency and efficiency of state and local authorities 10. public sector employment in the us 11. healthcare 12. american higher education 13. us tort law 14. us labour market 15. distribution of income in us 16. the economic welfare of minority groups 17. the debate about infrastructure bibliography