Economic Affairs

Editorial: Science policy
pp. 2-3(2)
Author: Kealey T.

Should Governments Fund Science?
pp. 4-9(6)
Authors: Kealey T.; Al-Ubaydli O.

Endogenous Growth Theory: A Critique
pp. 10-13(4)
Authors: Al-Ubaydli O.; Kealey T.

Excludability, Creativity and the Case Against the Patent System
pp. 14-16(3)
Author: Desrochers P.

Managing Knowledge: Changing Ways of Wealth Creation
pp. 17-26(10)
Author: Ganguly A.S.

Science and the Campaigners
pp. 27-34(8)
Author: North R.D.

A Note on Redistribution
pp. 35-48(4)
Author: Tullock G.

Injecting Incentives into the Solution of Social Problems: Social Policy Bonds
pp. 39-42(4)
Author: Horesh R.

Interest Rates are Low but are Annuities Expensive?
pp. 43-44(2)
Authors: Booth P.; Wood G.E.

The Verdict on the Minimum Wage: Guilty on all Counts
pp. 45-48(4)
Author: Bartlett B.

‘Any Schmuck can Consume’
pp. 49-49(1)
Author: Blundell J.

Making Consumers ‘Kings of the NHS’
pp. 50-51(2)
Authors: Gage H.; Rickman N.

In the City: Management Banditry and the Bull Market
pp. 52-52(1)
Author: Congdon T.

Social Affairs: The Aeroflot of International Health Services?
pp. 53-53(1)
Author: Green D.G.

Education: Charter schools
pp. 54-54(1)
Author: Tooley J.

Technology: The Internet: Reducing the Power of Government
pp. 55-55(1)
Author: Morris J.

The Environment: Northern Country Regulation can Kill those in the Third World
pp. 56-56(1)
Author: Bate R.

Fallacies: Scotland should be Represented on the MPC
pp. 57-57(1)
Author: Wood G.E.

Books
pp. 58-63(1)