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Major reforms were introduced into the English NHS in the early to mid 2000s, helping to reduce waiting times and length of stay for elective surgery. One concern, however, is that efficiency-oriented reforms may harm equity by giving hospitals an incentive to select against socio-economically disadvantaged patients who stay longer and cost more to treat. This paper aims to assess the likely ma...

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Trust pervades the economic and societal interactions on which the Information Society is built. This paper applies economic analysis to issues of trust and identifies trust considerations affecting market structure, conduct and performance. The analysis highlights the impact of ISTs and the impact on a range of stakeholders.

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This report describes the initial phase of INCIS. INCIS (Integrated National Crime Information System) was a project undertaken by the New Zealand Police at the beginning of the 1990s with the object of designing and implementing a comprehensive communication network and set of information supports in order to strengthen the capacity of Police to offer an improved service to the public. Previou...

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Managing organizational reputations is a central strategic challenge for public and nonprofit managers. Because an industry reputation is a collective good, individual organizations do not always have the incentive to promote their industry’s collective reputation. As in common property settings generally, individuals have greater incentives to boost collective reputations when consumption of t...