M. E. Beesley

Also known as

Professor M.E Beesley

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Open LibraryOL945968A

Top Subjects

Great Britain (4)
Business education (1)
Transportation -- Europe -- Congresses. (1)
Traffic safety -- Cost effectiveness -- Congresses. (1)
Transportation -- England -- London. (1)
Cost effectiveness -- Case studies. (1)
Economic Conditions (1)

Books by M. E. Beesley

Total count: 16

Postgraduate education for business

1961-01-01
The costs and benefits of road safety measuresreport of the Ninth Round Table on Transport Economics, held in Paris ...

European Conference of Ministers of Transport1971-01-01
Urban transportstudies in economic policy

Butterworth1973-01-01
Britain in the Common MarketA new business opportunity;

Longman1974-01-01
Transport planning for Teherantransport and land use alternatives

[s.n.]1974-01-01
Economic criteria for the maintenance, modification, or creation of public urban and suburban transport services (which may not necessarily be profitable)report of the twenty-fourth Round Table on Transport Economics, held in Paris on 22nd and 23rd November, 1973 ...

European Conference of Ministers of Transport1974-01-01
Corporate social responsibilitya reassessment

Croom Helm1978-01-01
Influence of measures designed to restrict the use of certain transport modes

sold by OECD Publications and Information Center]1979-01-01
Liberalisation of the use of British Telecommunications Networkreport to the Secretary of State, January 1981

H.M.S.O.1981-01-01
Improving railway financial performancemeasurement and management needs

Gower1985-01-01
Controlling public enterprise in Europe

Economic Council of Canada1986-01-01
The future of telecommunicationsan assessment of the role of competition in UK policy

Institute of Economic Affairs1989-01-01
Privatization, regulation and deregulation

Routledge1992-01-01
Regulating UtilitiesThe Way Forward (Readings)

Coronet Books1994-08-01
Markets and the MediaCompetition, Regulation and the Interests of Consumers (Iea Readings)

Coronet Books1996-12-01
REGULATING UTILITIES A NEW ERA?.

The Institute of Economic Affairs1999-01-01