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Towards the teleological understanding of economic value
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International Journal of Social Economics (1996) 23 (9): 4–14.
Published: 01 September 1996
...Paata Leiashvily Suggests a new understanding of the category of economic value. According to this understanding, economic value is the unity of economic utility and economic costs. Interprets these categories of utility and costs as relative, and imminently implying one another. There exists...
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Public‐to‐private organizational transition: A reconceptualization of conventional paradigms
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International Journal of Social Economics (1996) 23 (7): 25–38.
Published: 01 July 1996
...Sonny Nwankwo Argues that conceptually, privatization entails changing organizational status from public to private and from a monopoly to a competitive situation. In practice, the outcome may be different. Many privatized utilities conform to neither the traditional notion of the public nor...
