Worlds of difference

Until 1948, the institutional gift economy was still organised around the principle of less eligibility, which was originally adopted by Edwin Chadwick to make life in workhouses meaner, uglier, and more uncomfortable than the worst life outside6-a principle endorsed by Sydney and Beatrice Webb,...

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Published in:The Lancet (British edition) 2008-05, Vol.371 (9627), p.1883-1885
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Business ethics
Capital investments
Community Participation
Delivery of Health Care - economics
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Delivery of Health Care - trends
Family physicians
Health Care Reform - economics
Health Care Reform - trends
Health services
Human Rights
Humans
Ideology
Internal Medicine
National Health Programs - trends
Political parties
United Kingdom
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Delivery of Health Care - trends
Family physicians
Health Care Reform - economics
Health Care Reform - trends
Health services
Human Rights
Humans
Ideology
Internal Medicine
National Health Programs - trends
Political parties
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