Alfred Duncan
@alfredduncan.bsky.social
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Enjoy *free access* for a limited period to this paper by University of Kent's @alfredduncan.bsky.social & @uofgasbs.bsky.social's Charles Nolan 🔓
They discuss Adam Smith's vision for #banking & try to deduce how he might have approached some current issues in banking regulation⬇🏦
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They discuss Adam Smith's vision for #banking & try to deduce how he might have approached some current issues in banking regulation⬇🏦
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November 22, 2024 at 2:51 PM
Enjoy *free access* for a limited period to this paper by University of Kent's @alfredduncan.bsky.social & @uofgasbs.bsky.social's Charles Nolan 🔓
They discuss Adam Smith's vision for #banking & try to deduce how he might have approached some current issues in banking regulation⬇🏦
hubs.la/Q02Z9zK70
They discuss Adam Smith's vision for #banking & try to deduce how he might have approached some current issues in banking regulation⬇🏦
hubs.la/Q02Z9zK70
It’s particularly difficult for many to do the study and get to the testing centers, often hours away (my test was in Ipswich and I live in Canterbury). it does seem designed just to make it arduous and deter certain groups of applicants. The uk focus of the questions is a bit of a smokescreen.
November 6, 2023 at 6:29 PM
It’s particularly difficult for many to do the study and get to the testing centers, often hours away (my test was in Ipswich and I live in Canterbury). it does seem designed just to make it arduous and deter certain groups of applicants. The uk focus of the questions is a bit of a smokescreen.
The life in the uk test is a good example of “rationing by ordeal.” The knowledge tested isn’t useful, and it isn’t a good language test. Many of the answers wouldn’t be familiar to citizens. But the test does force “work” from the applicants and helps to ration residency alongside the money cost.
November 6, 2023 at 6:18 PM
The life in the uk test is a good example of “rationing by ordeal.” The knowledge tested isn’t useful, and it isn’t a good language test. Many of the answers wouldn’t be familiar to citizens. But the test does force “work” from the applicants and helps to ration residency alongside the money cost.