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Economic Rationalism
Title: Economic Rationalism
Category: Social Sciences / Sociology
Details: Words: 1957 | Pages: 8.3 (approximately 235 words/page)
Economic Rationalism
Economic Rationalism
Economic rationalism is for some, a Darwinian philosophy-survival of the fittest-and is therefore a brutal one. It would say for example, that government at all levels cannot deliver services as efficiently as the private sector, therefore it should have had no part of Telstra-it should have been fully sold off. However if that line is held, then because the private sector is profit-driven, it follows, that there should be no Telstra service in remote and regional Australia: such services would be highly unprofitable, …showed first 85 words of 1957 total…
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…showed last 85 words of 1957 total…and R. Manne (eds), Shutdown: the failure of economic rationalism and how to rescue Australia, (Melbourne, 1992).
Edwards, J. "Economic history and economic policy: assessing Paul Keating's eight years as Treasurer', Australian Economic History Review (1993), pp.29-41.
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Manne, R., 'The rift in conservative politics', in J. Carroll and R. Manne (eds),
Shutdown: the failure of economic rationalism and how to rescue Australia, (Melbourne, 1992).
Pusey, M., Economic rationalism in Canberra: a nation-building state changes its mind, (Melbourne, 1991).
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