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Economics | 01 April 1999
Aggregate investment is the most volatile component of gnp. Furthermore, investment decisions are at the basis of the process of capital accumulation and, therefore, of growth and future prosperity. Understanding the dynamics and the determinants of ...
Mr Morris | 01 April 1984
The way in which the government, through the tax and benefit system, affects individuals and companies is something of a mystery to most people. Over the last century, the number of taxes has mushroomed and the system is now so complex that few under ...
Unknown | 01 April 1991
Grey | Economics | 01 September 1991
The project will examine the economic principles that should govern the taxation of energy (domestic and industrial fuels and motor fuel) in the single european market, and will assess the range of effects (including effects on industrial competitive ...
Dr Amanda Gosling | Economics | 01 December 1995
Dr Helm | 15 November 1985
The 1983 energy act deregulated electricity supply and followed
government initiatives to deregulate sectors such as express coaching,
telecoms apparatus and gas. The energy act abolished the public
sectors monopoly and ...
Professor Stephen Bond | Economics | 01 November 1995
Prof Domberger | 01 September 1985
Franchising has long been recognised by economists as a method of improving efficiency in the provision of goods and services in situations where (for a variety of reasons) it is not possible to establish a competitive market. Basically the idea is t ...
01 January 1988
Economics | 01 November 1996
Application abstract: there is an increasing interest in the analysis of charitable giving by households and companies. This research project focuses on analysing the donations of time and money that uk households make to charity. It is important to ...
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