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		Freedom with responsibility : can we unshackle public enterprise? / edited by Gerald Holtham. by Holtham, Gerald \| Institute for Public Policy Research. Publisher: London : Institute for Public Policy Research, 1998Availability: Items available for loan: Offsite (1). Location(s): Offsite Deepstore Call number: PAM 98/217. Place reservation Add to folder (remove)
		Green tax reform : pollution payments and labour tax cuts / by Stephen Tindale and Gerald Holtham. by Tindale, Stephen \| Holtham, Gerald \| Institute for Public Policy Research. Publisher: London : Institute for Public Policy Research, 1996Availability: Items available for loan: Offsite (1). Location(s): Offsite Deepstore Call number: PAM 96/677. Place reservation Add to folder (remove)
		Tackling long-term unemployment / Gerald Holtham and Ken Mayhew. by Holtham, Gerald \| Mayhew, Ken \| Institute for Public Policy Research. Publisher: London : Institute for Public Policy Research, 1996Availability: Items available for loan: Offsite (1). Location(s): Offsite Deepstore Call number: PAM 96/084. Place reservation Add to folder (remove)
		Growth with stability : progressive macroeconomic policy / Dan Corry and Gerald Holtham. by Corry, Dan \| Holtham, Gerald \| Institute for Public Policy Research. Publisher: London : Institute for Public Policy Research, 1995Availability: Items available for loan: Offsite (1). Location(s): Offsite Deepstore Call number: PAM 95/550. Place reservation Add to folder (remove)
		No cover image available Green taxes : pollution payments and labour tax cuts / Stephen Tindale & Gerald Holtham. by Tindale, Stephen \| Holtham, Gerald \| Institute for Public Policy Research. Publisher: London : Institute for Public Policy Research, 1996Availability: Items available for loan: Offsite (1). Location(s): Offsite Deepstore Call number: PAM 96/360. Place reservation Add to folder (remove)

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