Titlebook: Business and Politics in Britain; Wyn Grant Textbook 1993Latest edition Wynford P. Grant 1993 business.capital.government.Policy.public po

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Introduction,ce by the collapse of the old Communist states in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. The old orthodoxy of the mixed economy, and speculation about the benefits of a planned economy, collapsed in the face of a widespread acceptance of the supremacy of the market mechanism as the only sound basis for an economy.

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Large Firms and the Political Process,de, it was no longer possible to claim, as Dyson had justifiably done in 1983 (p. 35), ‘The politics of the firm has been neglected.’ That is not to say that its importance was fully recognised in research. A number of projects, however, made it clear just how important an actor the firm was. Cawson and his colleagues reported (1990, pp. 375–6):

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Business Associations and Public Policy,are. Business associations are also capable of contributing to the implementation of public policy. ‘Public policy’ is seen as covering a task or activity designed to achieve certain objectives which government regards as its duty to discharge, or to arrange for its discharge by others within a framework laid down by government.

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pletely updated account of business political activity at the EC level. The implications of the end of the Thatcher period, and the arrival of Michael Heseltine at the DTI are fully discussed and the business/government relationship in Britain is placed in a comparative context, with particular reference to the US, Germany and Japan.

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