Economic Affairs

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Volume 25, month 12, 2005

EDITORIAL NOTE pp. 2-3

Philip Booth

EDITORIAL: DIVERSIFYING THE INSTITUTIONS OF LOCAL PLANNING pp. 4-10

Chris Webster

PLANNING BY FREEHOLD pp. 11-15

Fred Foldvary

PLANNING BY CONTRACT: THE LEASEHOLD FOUNDATION OF A COMPREHENSIVELY PLANNED CAPITALIST LAND MARKET pp. 16-18

Lawrence Wai‐Chung Lai

PLANNING BY COMMONHOLD pp. 19-23

Chris Webster and Renaud Le Goix

PLANNING THROUGH COMPULSORY COMMERCIAL CLUBS: BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS pp. 24-27

Lorlene Hoyt

PLANNING THROUGH RESIDENTIAL CLUBS: HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATIONS pp. 28-31

Evan McKenzie

PLANNING THROUGH INCLUSIVE DIALOGUE: NO ESCAPE FROM SOCIAL CHOICE DILEMMAS pp. 32-35

Tore Sager

PLANNING THROUGH EXCLUSIVE DIALOGUE: BASIC LESSONS WE CAN LEARN FROM THE PRIVATE ESTATE pp. 36-39

Spencer Heath MacCallum

PLANNING THROUGH THE EXCHANGE OF RIGHTS UNDER PERFORMANCE ZONING pp. 40-43

John R. Ottensmann

THE PUBLIC ASSIGNMENT OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS pp. 44-47

Chris Webster

TWENTY‐FIVE YEARS OF PROMOTING FREE MARKETS: A HISTORY OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS pp. 48-57

Peter Catterall

HAYEK AND MARKET SOCIALISM: SCIENCE, IDEOLOGY AND PUBLIC POLICY pp. 54-60

Peter Boettke

TOWARDS A MORE NEUTRAL MONETARY POLICY: PROPOSAL OF A NOMINAL INCOME RULE pp. 61-67

Juan E. Castañeda Fernández

PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING IN THE DIGITAL AGE pp. 68-70

David Elstein

AFRICAN LABOUR MARKET MATTERS pp. 71-73

Roger Fox

AUTHORITY: A MONOPOLY RUNNING AMOK IN BUSINESS pp. 74-76

Terry Arthur

THE COLLECTED WORKS OF ARTHUR SELDON pp. 77-79

Colin Robinson

LOWER TAX NOT FLAT TAX IS THE ANSWER pp. 80-80

Tim Congdon

FREE TRADE, NEW CENTURY pp. 81-81

Razeen Sally

KENYA'S FORGOTTEN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL MOVEMENT pp. 82-82

James Stanfield

CLIMATE CHANGE AND INSECTICIDE IN THE NIGER FAMINE pp. 83-83

Roger Bate

WOULD WE PAY FOR WHAT WE VOTE FOR? pp. 84-84

John Meadowcroft

CHANGING THE GUARD: PRIVATE PRISONS AND THE CONTROL OF CRIME pp. 89-90

John Blundell

BOOM BUST: HOUSE PRICES, BANKING AND THE DEPRESSION OF 2010 pp. 90-91

John Calverley

THE ROAD TO PROSPERITY pp. 91-92

Anastasiya Glambotskaya

AGAINST THE FLOW pp. 91-91

Norman Barry

Volume 25, month 09, 2005

EDITORIAL: THE ECONOMICS OF EMPLOYMENT REGULATION pp. 2-2

J. R. Shackleton

LABOUR MARKET REGULATION: SOME COMPARATIVE LESSONS pp. 3-10

William Siebert

WHY GERMAN LABOUR MARKET REFORM HAS BEGUN pp. 11-16

Michael Neugart

LESSONS FROM AMERICA pp. 17-23

Edward Bierhanzl

REGULATION OF CHILD LABOUR pp. 24-30

Krisztina Kis‐Katos and Günther Schulze

THE LABOUR MARKET UNDER ‘NEW LABOUR’: THE FIRST TWO TERMS pp. 31-38

J. R. Shackleton

THE ECONOMICS OF FIRE PROTECTION: FROM THE GREAT FIRE OF LONDON TO RURAL/METRO pp. 39-44

Jennifer Anne Carlson

THE SOCIO‐ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF MARRIAGE: A REVIEW OF RECENT EVIDENCE FROM THE UNITED STATES pp. 45-51

Joel Schwartz

MORALITY, ECONOMICS AND THE MARKET IN THE THOUGHT OF BENEDICT XVI pp. 52-54

Samuel Gregg

THE RISE AND FALL OF THE FIRST GLOBALISATION pp. 55-57

Christie Davies

THE PACKAGE DEAL AND MICROSOFT pp. 58-59

Joseph S. Fulda

THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE: A HIGH‐RISK PRINCIPLE pp. 60-62

Gabriel Calzada, Cécile Philippe and Xavier Méra

THE 2005 GENERAL ELECTION AND THE ‘NULL MP’: A NEW APPROACH TO EL ECTORAL REFORM pp. 63-65

Richard Teather and John Meadowcroft

CAN GLOBALISATION DEPRESS LIVING STANDARDS IN THE WEST? pp. 66-69

E. J. Mishan

IS THE STABILITY AND GROWTH PACT DEAD? pp. 73-73

Tim Congdon

AID, DEVELOPMENT, GLOBAL GOVERNANCE: NEW INITIATIVES AND REHASHED IDEAS pp. 74-74

Razeen Sally

AN ASSOCIATION FOR UK EDUCATION BUSINESSES pp. 75-76

James Stanfield

ZIMBABWE'S LESSON: PROPERTY RIGHTS ARE THE KEY TO GROWTH pp. 76-76

Roger Bate

DEVOLUTION OR RENT‐SEEKING? pp. 77-77

John Meadowcroft

Volume 25, month 06, 2005

EDITORIAL THE PHILANTHROPIC ENTERPRISE: REASSESSING THE MEANS AND ENDS OF PHILANTHROPY pp. 2-4

Lenore T. Ealy

FOSTERING SUSTAINABLE COMPLEXITY IN THE MICROFINANCE INDUSTRY: WHICH WAY FORWARD? pp. 5-12

Emily Chamlee‐Wright

PHILANTHROPY AND ENTERPRISE IN THE BRITISH CREDIT UNION MOVEMENT pp. 13-19

Paul A. Jones

IS THERE A CONFLICT BETWEEN COMMERCIAL GAIN AND CONCERN FOR THE POOR? EVIDENCE FROM PRIVATE SCHOOLS FOR THE POOR IN INDIA AND NIGERIA pp. 20-26

James Tooley and Pauline Dixon

IMPLEMENTING PRIVATISATON: SOCIAL CHANGE AS A DISCOVERY PROCESS pp. 27-33

David Nott

ROTARIANS AGAINST MALARIA: PHILANTHROPIC ENTERPRISE IN ACTION pp. 34-36

Drake Zimmerman

INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND GLOBAL STABILITY pp. 37-43

Gerald P. O'Driscoll and Sara F. Cooper

CHRISTIANITY, THE MARKET ECONOMY AND THE LIMITS TO HUMAN KNOWLEDGE pp. 44-45

Philip Booth

FREEDOM AND ITS ENEMIES: PROBLEMS OF RE‐ESTABLISHING FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY IN THE EUROPEAN CONTEXT pp. 46-49

Václav Klaus

POVERTY, INSTITUTIONS AND ECONOMICS: HERNANDO DE SOTO ON PROPERTY RIGHTS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 49-51

Martin Ricketts

LICENCE VALUES IN TAXI MARKETS pp. 52-54

Benedikt Koehler

MONEY GROWTH CAUSES INFLATION ‐ DO WE HAVE TO LEARN THE LESSON AGAIN? pp. 55-55

Tim Congdon

ADAM SMITH ON EDUCATION pp. 56-56

James Stanfield

CLIMATE GLACIER POLITICS pp. 57-58

Roger Bate

FIGHT POVERTY, SUPPORT INEQUALITY pp. 58-58

John Meadowcroft

Volume 25, month 03, 2005

EDITORIAL: SELF‐FUNDING INFRASTRUCTURE: TOWARDS A NEW MODEL OF THE TAX STATE pp. 2-4

Fred Harrison

OPTIMAL PRICING: THE ROUTE TO A SELF‐FUNDING INFRASTRUCTURE ‐ AND MORE pp. 5-11

Rana Roy

PAYING FOR CROSSRAIL: THE BUSINESS CASE pp. 12-19

Michael Schabas

THE FISCAL CHALLENGE OF COMPETITIVE MARKETS pp. 20-24

Fred Harrison

INFRASTRUCTURE: OPTIMAL PRIVATE AND GOVERNMENTAL FUNDING AND PROVISION pp. 25-30

Fred Foldvary

AN INFRA‐SURFER'S PARADISE: RIDING THE CREST OF THE LAND ‐ VALUE WAVE pp. 31-35

Don Riley

EDUCATIONAL EXPANSION: THE WORMS IN THE APPLE pp. 36-40

Alison Wolf

INSIDE THE‘BLACK BOX’ OF MARKET DISCIPLINE pp. 41-47

David T. Llewellyn

EQUAL TREATMENT DIRECTIVE MISUNDERSTANDS RISK AND THREATENS INSURANCE MARKETS pp. 48-52

Paul MacDonnell

THE ECONOMIC CASE FOR IMMIGRATION pp. 53-55

Diane Coyle

THE PENSIONS COMMISSION: IS ADAIR TURNER IRRATIONAL OR CONFUSED? pp. 56-56

Tim Congdon

WHITE MISCHIEF WITH EDUCATION IN KENYA pp. 57-57

James Stanfield

FREEDOM REDUCES PER CAPITA GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS pp. 58-58

Roger Bate

THE UBIQUITY OF SELF‐INTEREST AND THE DEMOCRATIC FAIRY TALE pp. 59-59

John Meadowcroft