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David Hume Institute

Hume Papers

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18 Public Broadcasters: Accountability and Efficiency
by Robin Foster.
17 Beyond the Welfare State
by Samuel Brittan & Steven Webb.
16 Agathotopia
by James Meade.
15 Student Loans: The Next Steps
by Nicholas Barr.
14 Copyright, Competition and Industrial Design
by Hector L MacQueen.
13 The Morality of Business Enterprise
by Norman Barry.
12 Deregulation and the Future of Commercial Television
by Gordon Hughes & David Vines.
11 Professional Liability: an Economic Analysis
by Roger Bowles & Philip Jones.
10 Strategies for Higher Education - The Alternative White Paper
by John Barnes & Nicholas Barr.
9 How Should Health Services be Financed?
by Allan Massie.
8 The Small Entrepreneurial Firm
by Gavin C Reid & Lowell R Jacobsen.
7 Monopolies, Mergers and Restrictive Practices : UK Competition Policy 1948-87
by E Victor Morgan.
6 The Political Economy of Tax Evasion
by David J Pyle.
5 The Privatisation of Defence Supplies
by Gavin Kennedy.
4 The European Communities' Common Fisheries Policy : A Critique
by Antony W Dnes.
3 Sex at Work : Equal Pay and the `Comparable Worth' Controversy
by Peter Sloane.
2 Reviewing Industrial Aid Programmes: (1) The Invergordon Smelter Case
by Alex Scott & Margaret Cuthbert.
1 Banking Deregulation
by Michael Fry.

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