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1997
Writing in triumphalist vein at the height of the mid-1980s economic boom, John Redwood (1988) claimed that privatisation represented the most important economic phenomenon of the 1980s; he portrayed it as a global movement, sweeping all before it. However such a description was not only inaccurate with regard to the British welfare state (there were ...
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Writing in triumphalist vein at the height of the mid-1980s economic boom, John Redwood (1988) claimed that privatisation represented the most important economic phenomenon of the 1980s; he portrayed it as a global movement, sweeping all before it. However such a description was not only inaccurate with regard to the British welfare state (there were ...
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2023
Abstract The chapter explores deviations from the perfect-competition model in the form of oligopoly and missing markets (externalities, public goods) and the circumstances under which such deviations could lead to a loss of economic efficiency.
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Abstract The chapter explores deviations from the perfect-competition model in the form of oligopoly and missing markets (externalities, public goods) and the circumstances under which such deviations could lead to a loss of economic efficiency.
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Markets are supposed to fail if they cannot achieve a Pareto-efficient resource allocation, which is usually seen as necessitating government intervention. Initially linked to systemic crises, the concept of market failure evolved after World War II to focus on specific inefficiencies.
Daou, Marie, Marciano, Alain
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Daou, Marie, Marciano, Alain
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Market orientation, failure learning orientation, and financial performance
Journal of Small Business Management, 2023Grant Alexander Wilson, Eric W Liguori
exaly
Drug development for neglected diseases: a deficient market and a public-health policy failure
Lancet, The, 2002Richard Laing
exaly

