The UK will introduce in 2004 a system of tradable permits for the landfill of municipal waste, i... more The UK will introduce in 2004 a system of tradable permits for the landfill of municipal waste, in response to an EU directive setting limits on such activity. Tradable permits are becoming an increasingly popular method of dealing with some environmental issues for ...
A statistics for economicsccounting & business studies plus mathxl pack, 5/e (5th ed ) BARROW... more A statistics for economicsccounting & business studies plus mathxl pack, 5/e (5th ed ) BARROW Michael.
Barrow M. and Hall M.(1995) The impact of a large multinational organization on a small local eco... more Barrow M. and Hall M.(1995) The impact of a large multinational organization on a small local economy, Reg. Studies 29, 635653. This paper is based on a research project undertaken for American Express (AMEX) in Brighton which aimed to identify the ...
This paper examines the impact of contracting out on the costs incurred by local authorities in p... more This paper examines the impact of contracting out on the costs incurred by local authorities in providing refuse collection services. Using original survey data for the Republic of Ireland, three methods of estimating the impact of tendering are adopted. Crude comparisons of costs before and after tendering and the costs of local authorities versus private contractors indicate that tendering can
This paper examines the effect of the tax treatment of owner occupied housing upon its price, com... more This paper examines the effect of the tax treatment of owner occupied housing upon its price, commonly known as the capitalisation effect, and looks at how this has a differential impact upon distinct groups in the housing market. These groups are existing outright owners, existing owners with mortgages, potential purchasers and tenants. It is shown how gains and losses due to the tax treatment of owner occupied housing are distributed amongst these categories, and how they might be realised. Illustrative calculations are presented for each group. The paper shows how the process of capitalisation can exacerbate the unequal treatment of owner-occupiers and tenants and thus presents an argument for the withdrawal of the favourable tax treatment of owner-occupied housing. The problems for the different groups that this change would imply are also discussed.
Barrow M. and Hall M.(1995) The impact of a large multinational organization on a small local eco... more Barrow M. and Hall M.(1995) The impact of a large multinational organization on a small local economy, Reg. Studies 29, 635653. This paper is based on a research project undertaken for American Express (AMEX) in Brighton which aimed to identify the ...
Schools are not alone in this. Other sectors of although at least 80 per cent of the delegated ed... more Schools are not alone in this. Other sectors of although at least 80 per cent of the delegated education have also been affected, examples budgethad tobe distributed in relation to pupil are further education colleges (now funded by the Further Education Funding Council ...
Cette etude examine comment la theorie de I'agent principal comme celie utilisee dans la lit... more Cette etude examine comment la theorie de I'agent principal comme celie utilisee dans la litterature sur la regulation industrielle peut etre utile dans I'organisation et 10provision des services publiques et pour evaluer les reformes recentes. Une exposition des points clefs dans la regulation ...
The UK will introduce in 2004 a system of tradable permits for the landfill of municipal waste, i... more The UK will introduce in 2004 a system of tradable permits for the landfill of municipal waste, in response to an EU directive setting limits on such activity. Tradable permits are becoming an increasingly popular method of dealing with some environmental issues for ...
This paper describes and evaluates the new funding methodology in further education, introduced i... more This paper describes and evaluates the new funding methodology in further education, introduced in 1993 by the Further Education Funding Council (FEFC) when it took over control of the further education sector from local authorities. The methodology provides colleges with incentives to expand, to lower unit costs and also aims at reducing inequalities in funding between colleges. This paper examines,
The UK will introduce in 2004 a system of tradable permits for the landfill of municipal waste, i... more The UK will introduce in 2004 a system of tradable permits for the landfill of municipal waste, in response to an EU directive setting limits on such activity. Tradable permits are becoming an increasingly popular method of dealing with some environmental issues for ...
A statistics for economicsccounting & business studies plus mathxl pack, 5/e (5th ed ) BARROW... more A statistics for economicsccounting & business studies plus mathxl pack, 5/e (5th ed ) BARROW Michael.
Barrow M. and Hall M.(1995) The impact of a large multinational organization on a small local eco... more Barrow M. and Hall M.(1995) The impact of a large multinational organization on a small local economy, Reg. Studies 29, 635653. This paper is based on a research project undertaken for American Express (AMEX) in Brighton which aimed to identify the ...
This paper examines the impact of contracting out on the costs incurred by local authorities in p... more This paper examines the impact of contracting out on the costs incurred by local authorities in providing refuse collection services. Using original survey data for the Republic of Ireland, three methods of estimating the impact of tendering are adopted. Crude comparisons of costs before and after tendering and the costs of local authorities versus private contractors indicate that tendering can
This paper examines the effect of the tax treatment of owner occupied housing upon its price, com... more This paper examines the effect of the tax treatment of owner occupied housing upon its price, commonly known as the capitalisation effect, and looks at how this has a differential impact upon distinct groups in the housing market. These groups are existing outright owners, existing owners with mortgages, potential purchasers and tenants. It is shown how gains and losses due to the tax treatment of owner occupied housing are distributed amongst these categories, and how they might be realised. Illustrative calculations are presented for each group. The paper shows how the process of capitalisation can exacerbate the unequal treatment of owner-occupiers and tenants and thus presents an argument for the withdrawal of the favourable tax treatment of owner-occupied housing. The problems for the different groups that this change would imply are also discussed.
Barrow M. and Hall M.(1995) The impact of a large multinational organization on a small local eco... more Barrow M. and Hall M.(1995) The impact of a large multinational organization on a small local economy, Reg. Studies 29, 635653. This paper is based on a research project undertaken for American Express (AMEX) in Brighton which aimed to identify the ...
Schools are not alone in this. Other sectors of although at least 80 per cent of the delegated ed... more Schools are not alone in this. Other sectors of although at least 80 per cent of the delegated education have also been affected, examples budgethad tobe distributed in relation to pupil are further education colleges (now funded by the Further Education Funding Council ...
Cette etude examine comment la theorie de I'agent principal comme celie utilisee dans la lit... more Cette etude examine comment la theorie de I'agent principal comme celie utilisee dans la litterature sur la regulation industrielle peut etre utile dans I'organisation et 10provision des services publiques et pour evaluer les reformes recentes. Une exposition des points clefs dans la regulation ...
The UK will introduce in 2004 a system of tradable permits for the landfill of municipal waste, i... more The UK will introduce in 2004 a system of tradable permits for the landfill of municipal waste, in response to an EU directive setting limits on such activity. Tradable permits are becoming an increasingly popular method of dealing with some environmental issues for ...
This paper describes and evaluates the new funding methodology in further education, introduced i... more This paper describes and evaluates the new funding methodology in further education, introduced in 1993 by the Further Education Funding Council (FEFC) when it took over control of the further education sector from local authorities. The methodology provides colleges with incentives to expand, to lower unit costs and also aims at reducing inequalities in funding between colleges. This paper examines,
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