Titlebook: Economy and Democracy; R. C. O. Matthews Book 1985 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1985 democracy.economics

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書目名稱Economy and Democracy影響因子(影響力)




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書目名稱Economy and Democracy網絡公開度




書目名稱Economy and Democracy網絡公開度學科排名




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書目名稱Economy and Democracy被引頻次學科排名




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The Interaction between Economic Policy and Political Performance,our. It is a truism that in societies characterised by democratic political systems, governments have periodically to submit themselves to the judgement of their electorates. All those who participate in democratic political processes have therefore an interest, first in identifying the factors that

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,The Prisoners’ Dilemma and Coase’s Theorem: A Case for Democracy in Less Developed Countries?, if motivated only by short-term net income, will increase it by placing more beasts on this common resource, until the extra private return to him (MPR minus MPC) from his herd expansion declines to zero. But the expansion of grazing by . herd-owner reduces the available pastures for . graziers, an

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The Relationship between Economics, Politics and the Law in the Formation of Public Policy,ship incorporating economics and, in particular, in relating legal institutions to the pattern of resource allocation in the advanced economies. US legal scholars and economists have given the lead in this development, but Britain is now following hard on their heels not least via the Centre for Soc

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Economy, Democracy and Bureaucracy,ulness, a haven of privilege, and a threat to the ideals of a democratic society. The growth of bureaucracy is viewed with suspicion; stimulates much political debate and generally receives a bad press. Bureaucracy is the object of ridicule; the subject of investigative journalism; and forms the sub

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Can Democracy be Tamed?, at that time was not swamped by a narrow philosophic school, but included powerful exponents of economic freedom in the tradition of Alfred Marshall, including particularly Dennis Robertson, Stanley Dennison and Alan Prest, as well as unconcealed adherents of socialism and communism in Joan Robinso

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Economic Obstacles to Democracy,cracy and capitalism we will conclude that there are fundamental incompatibilities. We will proceed to consider how democracy is on the retreat as the concentration of economic power tends to grow. Our focus will be on the growth of giant firms, the increase in trans-nationalism in the control of pr