Dialogues Concerning the Banking Crisis
HOP 91. Dialogues Concerning the Banking Crisis
Alistair Darling
2011
Alistair Darling’s views on the banking crisis, the economic problems that ensued and their implications; including a Scottish perspective. As the Chancellor of the Exchequer at the time of the crisis, he is ideally placed to provide an informed view. Given that we are now at some distance from the immediacy of the crisis, and it is a year since Mr Darling remitted office, the time is right for him to provide a considered view of events and their implications – for Scotland in particular – and the way forward.
Higher Education in Scotland: a critical topic
HOP 90. Higher Education in Scotland: a critical topic
David Bell, Anthony Cohen, Andrew Cubie, Ian Diamond, James Fraser, Jim Gallagher, Alan Langlands, Chris Masters, Gavin McCrone, Iain McMillan, Andrew Miller, Anton Muscatelli, Teresa Rees, Joan Stringer, Stewart Sutherland
A key topic in the campaign leading up to the Scottish Parliament elections in May 2011 there is growing concern that higher education in Scotland needs reform and is at risk as a result of the changes to funding in England and other parts of the UK. These 16 essayswhose authors include economists, university principals and other informed parties cover a broad spectrum of issues and proposals not only the question of funding.
Executive Pay – a career perspective
HOP 89. Executive Pay – a career perspective
Brian Main
Analysis of pay of CEO’s of FTSE-350 companies between 1995 and 2010. Key finding of marked increase is set in the context of changes in corporate governance and greater emphasis on payment by results.