Economic Affairs

Editorial: Market failure and government failure in broadcasting
pp. 2-6(5)
Author: Peacock S.A.

A Declaration of Independence
pp. 7-12(6)
Author: Graham D.

Competing with the Public Sector in Broadcasting
pp. 13-20(8)
Author: Elstein D.

The Public Interest in Converging Communications
pp. 21-26(6)
Author: Thomson C.

The New Competition in Broadcasting: Trick or Treat?
pp. 27-32(6)
Authors: Deakin S.; Pratten S.

Public Service Broadcasting: A Paradox of our Time
pp. 33-35(3)
Author: Sawers D.

Natural Monopoly and Yardstick Competition
pp. 36-41(6)
Author: Shew W.B.

Is the Stock Exchange a Casino?
pp. 42-45(4)
Author: Arthur T.

Interest Rates are Low but are Mortgages Cheap?
pp. 46-47(2)
Authors: Booth P.; Wood G.E.

The Postal Services Act 2000: competition is coming
pp. 48-49(2)
Author: Senior I.

Neo-Keynesian Macroeconomic Policy is Throttling Britain
pp. 50-52(3)
Author: Sherman S.A.

In the City: The Revival of Inflation
pp. 53-53(1)
Author: Congdon T.

Social Affairs: Racial Preferences and Racial Harmony
pp. 54-54(1)
Author: Green D.G.

Education: The ‘Hole in the Wall’ Column
pp. 55-55(1)
Author: Tooley J.

Technology: Dot.Com Addresses don'T Belong to Dot.Gov
pp. 56-56(1)
Author: Morris J.

The Environment: Endangered Species: Trade Saves, UN Bureaucrats Kill
pp. 57-57(1)
Author: Bate R.

Fallacies: Firms Should Not Make Profits
pp. 58-58(1)
Author: Wood G.E.

Books
pp. 59-63(5)