The Government’s target to provide all services electronically by 2008 may be achieved, but it is questionable how many people will choose the electronic version. Research into the payment of benefits has revealed that order books are well like and preferred by many to other forms of payment. It also showed antipathy to banks.
Branscomb L M, Keller J (Eds)
Comprises a series of individual contributions from academic authors writing for a wider audience of economists, policymakers and theorists. Addresses the long-standing issues surrounding the study of innovation. Highlights the problem of seeking innovative change within the consensual framework of US politics. Constitutes a must-see book for anyone interested in the processes of stimulating innovation, and certainly should attract readers beyond those concerned with US policy making. Contains materials of interest to those concerned with innovation in networks and supply chains, joint venturing, government-industry partnerships, collaboration and a range of related topics.
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