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International Journal of Public Sector Management (2001) 14 (6): 522–525.
Published: 01 November 2001
...Alan Jessop Russ Haywood reminds us that transport is a derived demand: people only travel to get somewhere. Using Manchester and Sheffield as illustrations he shows how a relatively deregulated land use planning system results in large agglomerations of activity situated at the peripheries...
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International Journal of Public Sector Management (2001) 14 (5): 439–444.
Published: 01 September 2001
...Rebecca Stratling The tenor of the book’s Conclusion (pp. 189‐91), by Sam Peltzman and Clifford Winston is that policy makers should “leave deregulated industries alone and allow partially deregulated industries to proceed towards full deregulation” (p. 189). While regulation...
