Research in Public Policy issue 2
Research in Public Policy issue 2 (2006) (PDF, 213kB)Download the full bulletin (PDF, 213kB) (pdf file 211 kb)
One of the biggest current debates in UK public policy is about whether and how to extend choice for users of health care, education and other public services. A closely related question is about how to increase competition among providers so that they have stronger incentives both to use resources efficiently and to improve the quality of the public services they deliver.
- Choice and Competition in Public Services
- Regulating Health Care in the World of Choice
- Making School Choice Work
- School Achievements of Ethnic Minorities
- Measuring Productivity in Public Services
- Britain’s Public-Private Pay Gap
- Executive Compensation and Corporate Performance
- Building and Managing Facilities for Public Services
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