Devolved immigration policy : will it work in Scotland?

In February 2005, the then Home Secretary Charles Clarke outlined a “five year plan” aimed at changing fundamentally the way immigration to the United Kingdom is managed. What does this new system mean for Scotland, a country with a government committed to maintaining historical high levels of net-migration

BANK BAILOUT MARK "II" : WILL IT WORK?

On 19 January 2009, the UK Government unveiled a second comprehensive bank bailout plan. This followed the failure of its October bailout package to stimulate domestic lending, as intended. The various components of the new "rescue package" are duly explained and analysed in this article, which also addresses the likely future course of policy should the Government fail in its latest ambitions to stimulate lending and thereby revive the flagging economy.UK banks; banking regulation and supervision; central banking; failure resolution.

Futures Trading in Cheese: How Will it Work?

Livestock Production/Industries, Marketing,

Will it work for me?

Middle pages are loose leaf"7/86/5M""The entrepreneurial spirit has captured your imagination and you are considering going into business for yourself. You see other people's successes and say, "I can do that, too" or "I can do better than that." You are currently exploring options and looking for more information. Practically speaking, you are off to a great start. The more questions you ask and the more you learn about yourself and your business idea, the greater your chances of making the correct decisions."--First paragraphRobert O. Weagley (Extension Family Economics and Management Specialist), Wanda Eubank (Extension Housing and Interior Design Specialist), Chloe Padgitt (Extension Assistant).Includes bibliographical reference

Options Trading in Cheese Futures Contracts: How Will it Work?

Marketing,

Bank bailout mark II: will it work?

On 19 January 2009, the UK Government unveiled a second comprehensive bank bailout plan. This followed the failure of its October bailout package to stimulate domestic lending, as intended. The various components of the new "rescue package" are duly explained and analysed in this article, which also addresses the likely future course of policy should the Government fail in its latest ambitions to stimulate lending and thereby revive the flagging economy