The Case for Deregulation: Economic Science or Ideology?

J.W. Nevile

The Economic and Labour Relations Review, 1990, vol. 1, issue 2, 71-80

Abstract: Economists tend to have a bias towards faith in market forces. For many economists this is re-enforced by a libertarian social philosophy. Professional judgements made by such economists often reflect their social philosophy as much as the conclusions of purely economic analysis.

Date: 1990
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