The Takeover Boom: An International and Historical Perspective
HOP 15. The Takeover Boom: An International and Historical Perspective
Graham Bannock
Mergers and Takeovers: Short and Long-term Issues
HOP 14. Mergers and Takeovers: Short and Long-term Issues
Sir Gerald Elliot
The Future of Legal Systems The Presidential Address to The David Hume Institute, November 1989
HOP 13. The Future of Legal Systems The Presidential Address to The David Hume Institute, November 1989
Thijmen Koopmans
Industry, Money and Markets: A Means to Irish Unification
HOP 12. Industry, Money and Markets: A Means to Irish Unification
W Duncan Reekie
Contemporary Problems in Commercial Litigation
HOP 11. Contemporary Problems in Commercial Litigation
David Edward, Lord Ross, Catherine Blight
Long-term Savings in an Enterprise Economy: A Case Study of the Principles and Practice of UK Economic Policy
HOP 10. Long-term Savings in an Enterprise Economy: A Case Study of the Principles and Practice of UK Economic Policy
Jack Wiseman
Adam Smith and Economic Liberalism
HOP 9. Adam Smith and Economic Liberalism
Andrew Skinner
Understanding Mrs Thatcher: Conservative Economic Policy 1979-87
HOP 8. Understanding Mrs Thatcher: Conservative Economic Policy 1979-87
David Simpson
The Novelist’s View of the Market Economy
HOP 7. The Novelist’s View of the Market Economy
Allan Massie
The Regulation of the Telecommunication Industry
HOP 6. Bryan Carsberg
In this paper Bryan Carsberg shares his thoughts on the industry based on his practical experience as Director General of Telecommunications. The paper focuses on the promotion of competition, the regulation of monopoly business and privatisation as they are being applied - or have been applied - to the telecommunications industry.
HOP 6. The Regulation of the Telecommunication Industry
Bryan Carsberg
In this paper Bryan Carsberg shares his thoughts on the industry based on his practical experience as Director General of Telecommunications. The paper focuses on the promotion of competition, the regulation of monopoly business and privatisation as they are being applied - or have been applied - to the telecommunications industry.
BRYAN CARSBERG was appointed as the first Director General of the Office of Telecommunications in 1984, on leave from his position as Arthur Andersen Professor of Accounting at the London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London. He has held senior academic, research and business posts in the USA and the UK, specialising in the study of the financial performance of companies in both the private and public sector.