New Economy

The future of welfare
pp. 1-2(2)
Author: Robinson P.

Targeting poverty Poverty in the UK will never be addressed unless real targets are set
pp. 3-7(5)
Author: Atkinson T.

The prospects for poverty Poverty is set to increase, despite Government initiatives
pp. 8-13(6)
Author: Piachaud D.

Fighting social exclusion …with one hand tied behind our back
pp. 14-18(5)
Author: Lister R.

Getting welfare to work The experience of welfare-to-work prior to the New Deal
pp. 19-23(5)
Author: Gardiner K.

Solutions for long-term care Is there really a financial crisis or are there just too many agencies?
pp. 24-29(6)
Author: Glennerster H.

Financing long-term care Private insurance only has a limited role to play in long-term care provision
pp. 30-34(5)
Authors: O’Shea E.

Scrip taxes for capital gains Could a tax collected on company shares broaden the tax base?
pp. 35-39(5)
Author: Steele A.

Creating a community fund A new way of helping to finance the welfare state?
pp. 40-43(4)
Author: Holtham G.

Making jobs more secure Greater employment protection makes economic sense
pp. 44-48(5)
Author: Morgan J.

The Bank and the regions Improving the Bank of England’s regional links would help policy-making
pp. 49-52(4)
Author: Kelly G.

Being a good European Britain leads the EU in utility regulation
pp. 53-57(5)
Author: Wood M.

The end of the German miracle German companies still hold significant technological advantages
pp. 58-61(4)
Authors: Cantwell J.; Harding R.

Dealing with African debt The Asian financial crisis should not blind us to the continuing problems of poverty in Africa
pp. 62-66(5)
Author: Bird G.

References and Further Reading
pp. 68-68(1)