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Letting the Market Rule,bsents itself entirely and leaves all decisions on output and resource allocation entirely to individual economic agents. In practice neither extreme has tended to arise in the real world. Rather most countries lie somewhere on the spectrum between these two extremes.. The question of what is the go

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sewhere in the western world. Since then New Zealand has experienced one of the most far reaching economic reform programmes of any developed economy. The book describes and analyses the radical economic reform programme undertaken in New Zealand since 1985. These reforms included deregulation of th