Privatisation - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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Summary of the Lectures, Book of Pollitt & Bouckaert, and the following articles: A Public Management for All Seasons? - Hood (1991) Complexity and Hybrid Public Administration - Christensen & Lægreid (2011) How Privatisation became a Train Wreck - Morris (2006) Agencification in Europe - Verhoest (2018) Ownership Unbundling in Electricity Distribution - Künneke & Fens (2007) Rethinking the 'Public Service Bargains' - Van der Meer et al. (2013) Public Value Governance - Bryson et al. ...

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Edexcel A Level Sociology – Education - Marketisation and Privatisation May 2024 Exam Review Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Historically merger activity increases which which mArket condition? o :## High stock market prices Firm A is planning to acquire Firm B. If firm A prefers to make a cash offer for the merger, it indicates that o :## Firm A's managers are optimistic about the post merger value of A The market for corporate control includes o :## Mergers, spin-offs and divestitures, leveraged buyouts (LBOs) and privatisation If an acquisition is completed using a cash payment, then the acquisition is o ...

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Superpower - Answer Nation able to influence others, anywhere in world as a dominant force. Superpower factors - Answer Big economy, large military, influential culture, political power and resources. Soft Power - Answer Persuade others to follow a countries lead with use of policies. Hard Power - Answer Ability of a country/countries to use direct military force or economic power to force a country into submission. Smart Power - Answer Soft power used in a covert way ...

AQA A-Level Paper 1 Sociology With Verified Answers 2024 . Power, wealth and status directly linked to educational acheivement in meritocratic society. Two Evaluation points for Socialisation and social solidarity - -Ignores dysfunctional aspects of education e.g. negative conflict - Myth of meritocracy yet there is private education systems Two Evaluation point for Bridge between family and society - - Marxists: Hidden curriculum: Reinforces social inequality and maintains ruling c...

Need Goods or services essential for living Want Goods or services which people would like to have, but which is not essential for living (Unlimited) Brainpower Read More Economic problem There exist unlimited wants but limited resources to produce the goods or services to satisfy those wants. (Scarcity) Factor of production Resources needed to produce goods or services Scarcity The lack of sufficient resources to fulfil population's wants Land All n...