The Economic Borders of the State
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Oxford University Press
Published:6th Dec '90
Currently unavailable, and unfortunately no date known when it will be back
One of the central themes of politics in the 1980s was the rolling back of the state's economic borders, placing greater emphasis on the role of individual choice and markets allocating resources. This book is a collection of papers, largely specially commissioned, which assess this theme, and which have been written by economists and political scientists. * Contributors: Dieter Helm, Alan Ryan, Wilfred Beckerman, Amartya Sen, Partha Dasgupta, John Gray, Robert Skidelsky, Gillian Peele, Christopher Allsopp, John Kay, Andrew Dilnot, Colin Mayer, and Stephen Smith.
`This book should be foremost on the reading list of Eastern European economists attempting to understand market economies.' Kyklos
'The general standard of these papers is high. They are clearly written, free of technicalities, and judicious.' Robert Sugden, Economic Journal
ISBN: 9780198286066
Dimensions: 234mm x 154mm x 20mm
Weight: 506g
332 pages