Michael Asteris
Abstract
The Government's blueprint for rail privatisation offers scope for more competition and experimentation, and a progressive movement towards a freeing of the system, thereby minimising the likely disruption. It constitutes the art of the possible.
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The Government's blueprint for rail privatisation offers scope for more competition and experimentation, and a progressive movement towards a freeing of the system, thereby minimising the likely disruption. It constitutes the art of the possible.
Key concepts: Blueprint, Scope (computer science), Competition (biology), Government (linguistics), Business, Movement (music), Industrial organization, Engineering