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Links economic theory with real business activity. In three parts: 1) Meaning of term ‘market’. Vegetable growers in perfect competition. How an auction market sets price. 2) How to become a monopolistic...
Interview with UK Chancellor Norman Lamont, prior to a visit to the Soviet Union for talks on changes in the country’s economic structure from a communist to a market driven model. Male interviewer not...
It is generally the case that television broadcasters do not have the means to station their own reporters and camera crews in all corners of the world. They have come to rely on television news agencies to...
Unidentified man talks to press about the privatisation of two companies (Possibly National Power and Powergen?) saying the share price chosen was fair.
Report on a Commons debate between Trade and Industry Secretary Peter Lilley and shadow Industry Secretary Gordon Brown about plans to end the BT and Mercury monopoly of the telecommunications industry in...
Looks at institutional changes brought about by the new ‘market’ structure of the National Health Service. The traditionally parallel hierarchies of doctors/nurses/managers are shown as coming under...
Three case studies filmed in Vancouver, Cracow, and Birmingham. The theme of the programme is housing. In Cracow it looks at the problems of providing accommodation for the huge expansion in the urban...
Explains the structure, policy and appearance of a department store in a market town near London. Shows the advantages of one-stop shopping for customers, staff shareholders alike. Examines the philosophy of...
A series presenting basic economic terms and concepts.
Tom Peters identifies ten traits that separate modern successful companies from ‘dinosaurs’ like General Motors, which has lost a quarter of its market in the last decade. Successful traits considered...
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