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Reform of economic education or reform of economic knowledge?
Voprosy EkonomikiAttention is drawn to the lack of counsel in the discussion of such a phenomenon as the possible presence among students of beliefs consistent with folk economics, which may hinder the acceptance of the provisions and principles of economic science. It is shown that when discussing the possibilities of wider inclusion in teaching of the provisions of ...
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Blackfriars, 1942
The Brains Trust once set the following question : Would the nation be better governed by men of science and great thinkers rather than by professional politicians? The problem is of paramount importance in these days when civilisation, as we know it, totters on the brink of destruction and when thinking men of every party and creed are endeavouring to
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The Brains Trust once set the following question : Would the nation be better governed by men of science and great thinkers rather than by professional politicians? The problem is of paramount importance in these days when civilisation, as we know it, totters on the brink of destruction and when thinking men of every party and creed are endeavouring to
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Education, Media and Economic Reforms
Economics Letters, 2023zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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1974
The pursuit of an activist foreign policy by which Joseph hoped to secure his dominions from external attacks and to obtain geographic and economic advantages that would enrich and strengthen them and facilitate their amalgamation into one great fatherland necessitated, according to his view, maintenance of a large standing army.
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The pursuit of an activist foreign policy by which Joseph hoped to secure his dominions from external attacks and to obtain geographic and economic advantages that would enrich and strengthen them and facilitate their amalgamation into one great fatherland necessitated, according to his view, maintenance of a large standing army.
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The Benefits of Crises for Economic Reforms [PDF]
American Economic Review, 1990 This paper presents a model in which economic crises have positive effects on welfare. Periods of very high inflation create the incentive for the resolution of social conflict and thus facilitate the introduction of economic reforms and the achievement of higher levels of welfare.
Drazen, Allan, Grilli, Vittorio
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The economics of health care reform
Urology, 1994Health care costs in the United States have been rising faster than most other goods and services for more than 20 years. The fundamental reason for this rise in cost is unbridled demand for health care services. Demand is high because those who receive the benefits (patients) pay a relatively small portion of the cost of their health insurance.
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ECONOMICS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REFORM
Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 2004This paper develops three basic economic principles for effective corporate governance: (1) information accuracy and timeliness, (2) management accountability, and (3) auditor independence. Accuracy and timeliness of information is critical to providing market participants with the data necessary to monitor and evaluate managers.
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The Hungarian economic reform of the 1980s
Soviet Studies, 1987At the end of the 1970s, under the pressure of worsening external disequilibrium, the Hungarian authorities decided on important changes in economic policy, the most remarkable being the abandonment of the old strategy of economic growth, and embarked on some systemic changes including a competitive price system, the weakening of the hierarchical ...
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The Politics of Communist Economic Reform
2012This chapter compares the political, economic, and social-network dynamics of major economic reform campaigns within communism itself by Joseph Stalin, Nikita Khrushchev, Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping, and Mikhail Gorbachev. Over their histories, Soviet, Chinese, and East European communisms frequently had tried to reform themselves economically in a wide ...
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