Titlebook: Richard Titmuss; Welfare and Society; Welfare and Society David Reisman Book 2001Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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The Failure of the Market IV: Pricedemonstrate that the quality of service in America was better, or that the quantity supplied was greater. It might simply reflect rising cost to the consumer: ‘Since 1958 it has risen much more than in Britain … By far the steepest rise has been registered by the price of hospital rooms and group ho

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isciplines of Social Policy and Administration. He made a valuable contribution to social philosophy through his attempt to integrate welfare into its broad social context. In this revised edition of his well-known book, Professor Reisman relies on the whole of Titmuss‘s work, unpublished as well as

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