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People have many good reasons to want a decent public education system, to want a well-funded health system, and to live in a society where there is less disparity between the rich and the poor. What is not always clear is that, almost without exception, public sector involvement makes sound economics.Governments rarely get good press, partly because their statutory accountability, partly because commercial interests stand to gain from a retreat of government and partly because governments have to do the hard jobs that the private sector doesn't want to do.Governomics shows that by standing up for government, you are standing up for good government, efficient and responsive to our society's needs. It's a book for people who are fed up with dumbed-down debates on important public issues.

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Author: Ian McAuley,Miriam Lyons
Number of Pages: 277 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2015
Publisher: Melbourne University Press
Publication Country: Carlton, Australia
Language: English
ISBN: 9780522867657
Download Link: Click Here
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