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The teaching of economic history is in decline in our schools and universities. This work combines analysis with an explanation of the technological developments in order to draw parallels between the early British railways and the ICT revolution. It shows how stock market bubbles do not necessarily lead to economic losses.

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Introduction; Case Studies of Private Education; Factors for Success; Equity Issues; Regulation and Investment Climate; Conclusions and Policy Proposals.

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      Publisher: Institute of Economic Affairs
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 20/07/2003
      ISBN13: 9780255365345, 978-0255365345
      ISBN10: 255365349

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The teaching of economic history is in decline in our schools and universities. This work combines analysis with an explanation of the technological developments in order to draw parallels between the early British railways and the ICT revolution. It shows how stock market bubbles do not necessarily lead to economic losses.

      Table of Contents
      Introduction; Case Studies of Private Education; Factors for Success; Equity Issues; Regulation and Investment Climate; Conclusions and Policy Proposals.

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