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Public meets private: Government lawyers and the law society

Jo Clay

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In many professions, the gap between the public and private sectors is not only vast, but vigorously defended. It is easy to see only differences between the aims and business methods of the two. Yet advocates of the divide often rely upon history and their own misconceptions, rather than business reality.

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In many professions, the gap between the public and private sectors is not only vast, but vigorously defended. It is easy to see only differences between the aims and business methods of the two. Yet advocates of the divide often rely upon history and their own misconceptions, rather than business reality.

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In many professions, the gap between the public and private sectors is not only vast, but vigorously defended. It is easy to see only differences between the aims and business methods of the two. Yet advocates of the divide often rely upon history and their own misconceptions, rather than business reality.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Private sector, Law and economics, Law, Commercial law, Private law, Public sector, Business

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