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Fair Pay and Pay Determination,gning pay systems. However, wage theories hold that there is nothing inherently fair about pay differentials. In economic terms, pay is the price for labour, and the price is determined by market forces. Some economists, for example, Minford (1992) argue that the common preoccupation with the fairne

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Choice and the New Paradigm in Policy,pproach that is currently most frequently used, which characterises choices as driven primarily by instrumental rationality, is open to question from a number of directions. The research discussed in this book does not provide the foundations of a general theory of economic choice. Its contribution

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-5415-4Two, a priori different, kinds of questions can be asked of any decision situation under uncertainty. The normative question is what constitutes rational behaviour in such a situation, while the positive question is what constitutes human behaviour in such a situation (Muthoo, 1996, p. 1357).

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Choices in Owner-Occupation,Two, a priori different, kinds of questions can be asked of any decision situation under uncertainty. The normative question is what constitutes rational behaviour in such a situation, while the positive question is what constitutes human behaviour in such a situation (Muthoo, 1996, p. 1357).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-08949-9National Health Service (NHS) itself over fifty years ago. The basic thrust of these reforms was to reproduce the characteristics of a market within a public sector activity, in order to enhance efficiency and improve quality. The central feature of this process was the institution of a purchaser-pr