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Explaining economic policy reversals

by Christopher Hood (1994)

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Considers the economic dinosaurs which apparently went into extinction in the 1980s. None of these major policy shifts were predicted. The work compares the actual changes with previously established theoretical accounts of what makes policy shift.

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