Title	Publication Date	Language	Citations
Finding the right question	1996/03/01	English
New Labour, New Economy This journal has presented a wealth of fresh ideas for a new government	1996/09/01	English
The National Health Market: Unless we tackle the doctors, health reforms will fail to deliver	1994/09/01	English
Putting a price on roads Road pricing should be a part of transport policy not a replacement	1995/03/01	English
The city link? Where do transport and urban regeneration connect?	1995/03/01	English
Short‐term blues Institutional changes would allow managers to take the longer view	1995/06/01	English
Innovative solutions	1995/06/01	English
References and Further Reading	1995/06/01	English
Opportunity costs Education finance needs change if we are to build a high skill Britain	1995/06/01	English
In praise of public firms	1995/09/01	English
Public services, single market	1996/06/01	English
References and Further Reading	1996/09/01	English
No uncertainty on policy	1997/03/01	English
Finding A New Role For The State	1997/03/01	English
Watching the Swiss	1996/06/01	English
Subbing the night away	1996/03/01	English
CONTROVERSY:Against the basic instinct Why basic income proposals will not do the job	1996/12/01	English
References and Further Reading	1996/06/01	English
Creating jobs for youth	1997/06/01	English
Creating jobs fast A million jobs could be created quickly and without excessive cost	1996/09/01	English
Jobs and prices	1996/03/01	English
Capital crimes	1996/06/01	English
Folies a gauche: The Socialists' recent drubbing in France can be traced back to a misreading of the Mitterrand experiment	1994/09/01	English
Priced Out of work?	1994/03/01	English
Not very productive: Did the 1980s really make British Manufacturing and productivity much more efficient?	1994/09/01	English
Pensioned off gracefully?: For efficiency and social justice we must get our pension system right	1994/12/01	English
The trappings of office: The traditional workplace is out‐moded and ripe for radical change	1994/09/01	English
Green approaches: Taxes, not neew laws, are the best way to achieve environmental aims without hurting the economy	1994/06/01	English
Making democracy work> Democracy for south Africa will not be best sered by a free market policy, argues Jonathan Michie	1994/06/01	English
Benefits to members?: The Greek experience identifis the limitations of EU membership when a country doesn't fit the mould	1994/06/01	English